A crafty drifter crosses paths with a gang of murderous thieves in the middle of nowhere, AZ.A crafty drifter crosses paths with a gang of murderous thieves in the middle of nowhere, AZ.A crafty drifter crosses paths with a gang of murderous thieves in the middle of nowhere, AZ.
- Awards
- 3 wins total
P.J. Marshall
- LeDuc
- (as PJ Marshall)
Thaddeus Shafer
- Billy
- (as Tad Shafer)
Michael Anthony Stone
- Police Officer #1
- (as Michael Stone)
Jen Ricketts
- Buffalo Sister
- (uncredited)
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Went into this with somewhat low expectations, but came away not feeling that I had wasted 80 minutes of my life. Not a high budget movie by any means, yet the production quality was pretty good. I didn't see the usual signs of a low budget movie: inept camera work, exceedingly cheap sets, high school level acting. The movie looked good, but to be fair, I spend a lot of time in Arizona and am familiar with most of the filming locations, so I'm a bit biased.
The actors looked to be well cast, although one of the bad guys was a bit over the top. The female lead was very well cast.
As far as the story goes, I agree with others that the story of the drifter was not as well fleshed out as it should have been. I would've liked seeing his part being more proactive and heroic. Overall, he was a likable character, but it was hard to tell if his actions in the second half of the movie were self-serving, or altruistic.
I don't think this movie rates a "10", but it's certainly better than the low ratings here, too.
No big name production here but real spaghetti western style. A pretty unbelievable plot with many holes but delivery kept me going.
Try it out.
For an obviously low budget seat of the pants movie, I felt it was done well. Not a great film by any stretch, but told a story that was believable. Held my interest as I knew the locales it was shot in and around being Safford, Klondyke, Willcox and Tucson, Arizona. Decent film nonetheless. The characters were believable but the heist was a bit far fetched for the loot. Definitely a situation movie that can happen on any ranch or remote homestead so it brings in the what-would-I-do scenarios. As a back seat observer, it is easy to criticize but I would say it was worth my time. I've definitely sat through worse higher budget films. Good independent modern day western genre type film.
Rarely does the start of a movie draw my interest as fast as
To Hell And Gone did. With its spaghetti western soundtrack
And mix of classical music the movie drew me in straight away
I loved the photography , scenery and camera work
A pretty good turn for the actors also , proof you do not need
A huge budget to make a great movie.
There are some reviewers that NEVER give more than a 1 Star rating. All items reviewed by psxexperten over the past two years have all shown a 1 star rating. That makes those reviews worthless in my opinion.
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- Also known as
- Pärapõrgus
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- Arizona, USA(on location)
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- 1h 22m(82 min)
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