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At the start of this I'm not going to lie I had slight doubts, it changes some things that we've come to know in the series, mostly for contemporary reasons, and I'm about tired of the whole-body contortion CGI junk a lot of these modern horror movies think they need to have. But, despite that it won me over when it got to the third act and just goes insane with its violence, as these usually do. It's overall great fun and damn if that performance from Alyssa Sutherland isn't award worthy.

And apparently my review isn't long enough for IMDB so here are some extra words to stretch it out a bit longer.

Not a lot of sin, but we do get sisters in this better than usual Seduction Cinema lesbian softcore flick starring Misty Mundae and her far less attractive real life sister Chelsea. But if you're thinking you're going to get some incestuous sister sex then you're going to be disappointed instead it's mostly just the usual masturbating and nipple rubbing that most of these contain. It does try to get all weird and go psychological thriller in the second half when the duo run into Julian Wells and some goofy sex games ensue which doesn't really work and kind of slows things down to a slog, but still a little different compared to most of these.

I was always aware that Steve McQueen starred in several westerns, but in reality, he only really appeared in three despite getting his start in one on TV. This Henry Hathaway feature was his second and features him as a half breed Indian on the trail of revenge for the three men who murdered his mother and father, there played by Martin Landau, Arthur Kennedy, and a glorious over-the-top performance from Karl Malden. The beautiful scenery and episodic plot help the long over two-hour runtime, and there's a variety of familiar faces in the cast. Only thing I'm not buying is 36-year-old McQueen as a 16-year-old half breed teenager.