Killin' Jim Kelly

2025

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7.1/10

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Sai Piña, Kayla Coulthurst, Caia Ellis, Scott Bolger, Patrick A. Grover, Darren Eisenhauer, and John Marrs in Killin' Jim Kelly (2025)

https://www.facebook.com/groups/killinjimkelly/ - Teaser trailer for our new Western feature film, KILLIN' JIM KELLY.

KILLIN' JIM KELLY will screen on Jan. 23rd at the Tombstone Film Festival. Tickets are available here: https://filmfreeway.com/TheTombstoneFilmFestival/tickets

KILLIN' JIM KELLY is the story of Jim Kelly, an African-American ranch hand and enforcer for legendary Texas cattleman Print Olive. Jim struggles between violence and peace in the lawless West.

It was directed by John Marrs, written by G. Jerry Jones, and produced by Travis Mills.

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Black cowboy Jim Kelly is known on the Texas frontier for killing cattle rustlers. When he befriends the widow of a murdered sharecropper and her daughter, Jim must decide whether to seek ve... Read allBlack cowboy Jim Kelly is known on the Texas frontier for killing cattle rustlers. When he befriends the widow of a murdered sharecropper and her daughter, Jim must decide whether to seek vengeance or leave behind a life of violence.Black cowboy Jim Kelly is known on the Texas frontier for killing cattle rustlers. When he befriends the widow of a murdered sharecropper and her daughter, Jim must decide whether to seek vengeance or leave behind a life of violence.

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IMDb RATING

7.1/10

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Awful

I gave up after a wooden sequence of poorly delivered exposition was followed by an action sequence that lacked any excitement and ended in a man being shot by a revolver with no recoil. Some nicely composed shots. Some good lighting.

Apparently I need extra characters for this review. Can't be bothered. Nor should you be. Here is what I just wrote, again. I gave up after a wooden sequence of poorly delivered exposition was followed by an action sequence that lacked any excitement and ended in a man being shot by a revolver with no recoil. Some nicely composed shots. Some good lighting. Not enough!!