Ghost Town: An American Terror

2023
1h 33m

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4.0/10

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Horror Mystery Thriller Western

In the untamed West of Victorian-era America, a drifter takes a job as a barman in a small Arizona town. After a series of bizarre deaths, he soon finds himself the target of suspicion.In the untamed West of Victorian-era America, a drifter takes a job as a barman in a small Arizona town. After a series of bizarre deaths, he soon finds himself the target of suspicion.In the untamed West of Victorian-era America, a drifter takes a job as a barman in a small Arizona town. After a series of bizarre deaths, he soon finds himself the target of suspicion.

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Trivia
Owen Conway was the director, writer and also stars in the movie.

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Although it's not stated in the opening of the film, the description on Amazon Prime says that this film takes place in '1877 Arizona'. At the end of the film, Kate is shown dead, with a syringe in her hand and a very distinctive bottle of Bayer Heroin on the table. However, Bayer's Felix Hoffmann did not synthesize heroin until 1897 and Bayer did not trademark the brand name 'Heroin' until 1898.

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10/10

Excellent indie horror film

Excellent horror film that really deserves a theatrical release. Production values are noticeably high and the cast delivers some stellar performances, particularly Becky Jo Harris (playing against her usual "quirky girl" type as the prostitute Stella). Lead actor Owen Conway (who also wrote and directed the film) has great chemistry with Robert Sprayberry who plays the crusty bar owner Hagan.

Only downside I found with the film was the title. There are at least four other movies with the title "Ghost Town" (including a comedy starring Ricky Gervais) and even adding the subheading "An American Terror" doesn't quite distinguish the film, which is CONSIDERABLY scarier than Gervais' film.