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The Tracker is a made for HBO western movie starring Kris Kristopher son.Kistopherson is perfect for this role and in my opinion, very underrated as an actor. He must come out of retirement to track down a vicious gang. Scott Wilson is great also as the leader of the gang as well as a psychotic holy roller. The story moves along at a steady pacea looks great as well. The acting and characterization is also pretty solid and has the right amount of action and gunplay. Overall, I thought The Tracker was quite good and should please most fans of the genre. It definitely is deserving of more fanfare and was a well made western.

Notable TV Western with Kris Kristofferson's stoic acting as a tough tracker who sets out in pursuit some cruel outlaws . A series of vicious crimes by a renegade bunch of gunfighters , led by "Red Jack" Stilwell (Scott Wilson) and his henchmen (John Quade , Don Swayze..) lead to a legendary tracker , Noble Adams (Kris Kristofferson) , is pulled out of retirement to capture Stilwell , dead or alive , being accompanied by the local sheriff (David Huddleston) . Reluctantly, needing more men, he allows his son Tom (Mark Moses) to ride along. They track down the heinous villain and meet a band of nasty bounty hunters 8Leon Rippley , among others) .As the group sets after them , as Stitwell leads his men in a manhunt throughout a long and risked journey . Along the way , they manage to escape from the ominous gang and then things change . He thought his days of violence had ended... But the battle between good and evil is never over. Noble thought he left behind.

Thrilling Western in traditional style in which a two-fisted tracker joins his son and a sheriff to chase a really dangerous killer and his hoodlums . A charming and agreeable Western with good performance by the protagonist quartet : Kris Kristopherson , Mark Moses , David Huddleston and the extremely nasty Scott Wilson . This fine Western contains thrills , adequate action set-pieces , chases , go riding , and taking place impressive quick-draws . This special Western picture with breathtaking duels concerns three pursuers pit heinous bandits resulting in a deadly gun-battle and it turns out to be an enjoyable as well as appropriate homage to the traditional style Western . There's a particular family relationship , father : Kris Kristofferson and son : Mark Moses , revealing to Tom a whole brutal side of ruthlessness . This ¨The Tracker (1988)¨ contains strong performances augmented by blazing guns , hobbled by an uneven writing . Nevertheless, it doesn't have much interest at times , neither intensity enough , though Kris Kristofferson captures his role pretty well playing an expert and silent gunfighter who proves his excellent skills against the violent band . John Guillermin's slick direction , awesome interpretation and interesting story and script from Kevin Jarre enhance interest in this television nice Western . Standing out the great Kris Kristofferson as the merciless tracker who he seeks justice and vengeance . Star Kris Kristofferson is a detached figure in Western genre , being one of its main representatives , performing a lot of them in the Seventies , Eighties and Nineties , as cinema as TV , such as : ¨The Last Days of Frank and Jesse James¨ , ¨Pat Garret and Billy the Kid¨ , ¨Heaven's Gate¨, ¨Outlaw Justice¨ , ¨Dead man's gun¨ , ¨Stagecoach¨ and modern Western as ¨Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia¨ or ¨Convoy¨ and several others . Adding other notorious secondaries as John Quade , Don Swayze , Geoffrey Blake , Leon Rippley , Karen Kopins and the recently deceased Ernie Lively , Blake Lively's father.

There's a magnificently atmospheric cinematography , heightened by professional cameraman George Tirl providing vivid photography from Durango and Silverton , Narrow Gauge Railroad, Colorado, Bonanza Creek Ranch Santa Fe, Galisteo , San Ildefonso , New Mexico, Diablo Canyon, Santa Fe, New Mexico . The motion picture was competently directed by John Guillermin . This Brit craftsman filmmaker directed several films of all kinds of genres , getting several hits and some flops , as he made the following ones : "The Blue Max" , "Walz of the Toreadors" , "Never Let Go" , "Death on the Nile" , "King Kong" , "King Kong lives" , "Towering inferno" , among others . Rating : 6.5/10 . Better than average . Essential and indispensable watching for Western enthusiasts . The flick will appeal to Kris Kristofferson fans .

This western may not stray to far from the norm but it does have a great cast and a good script. Kris Kristofferson is as usual great. So is Scott Wilson (I) who plays a crazed killer who thinks that he is on a mission of God. Mark Moses plays Tom Adams, son of Noble Adams, (K.K.) and does a fine job as the son who learns to believe in his fathers ways as his father learns to count on him. A fine movie made by the people at HBO. If you like westerns then you will like this one.

I'm not sure why I put off seeing this western for so long - maybe because it was made for cable, and I thought a cable western couldn't compare to a big screen western. Anyway, I am glad that I finally saw this. Like many modern day westerns, this one has a lot of elements that make it raw and tough. But interestingly, the general tone isn't that. Instead, there is a creepy tone playing in the background for the most part. It's a creepiness that really makes it feel like anything bad could happen at any moment, and it's really effective. Elsewhere, the movie comes across as a professional exercise, ranging from being well acted to having good production values. Are there any flaws? Well, the only real flaw I found was that the script is (mostly) pretty predictable. But at least it's handled in a first class manner that will make it all the same pleasing to western fans.

Renegade Mormon psychopath (!) Scott Wilson and fellow prisoners, including John Quade and Don Swayze, bust out of prison and go on a bloody rampage. Famous retired tracker Kris Kristofferson is pressed back into service by lawman David Huddleston to help catch them and ends up bringing his eastern educated son. Upon hearing that Kristofferson is tracking them, Wilson ups the ante by kidnapping two young girls.

This is one grim, eighties style western that never lets up in terms of action and suspense. The teleplay by Kevin Jarre (who also wrote Tombstone) has a lot of psychological depth, with Kristofferson revealing to his son a different, more violent side and in turn teaching the young lawyer how to be a man.

It's good to see character actor David Huddleston in a non-comedic hero role. Scott Wilson is also good as the pitifully disturbed heavy, probably his best role since In Cold Blood. Kristofferson gives a better performance here than in Pat Garrett And Billy The Kid.

Director John Guillerman also scored big with faux spaghetti western El Condor, with Jim Brown and Lee Van Cleef. He does a great job capturing the great natural beauty as well as the dark side of the old west.