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I read a media review on a horror website that said, "With its gritty aesthetic and powerful performances, Coyote Woman is poised to make a significant impact. Ruf has crafted a film that blends the brutal realism of historical events with the stylized violence of grindhouse cinema."

I couldn't stop laughing through that entire write up. I'm guessing the reviewer didn't actually see this amateurish piece of crap or she was paid to write her article or both.

Stefan "Make every shot a close up!" Ruf couldn't "craft" anything worthwhile if his life depended on it. And the only "significant impact" the film has is angering people for wasting two hours.

The review also said he was heavily influenced by westerns like Soldier Blue, Navajo Joe, Apache Woman, and Scalps. He may have seen those films, but he sure wasn't "influenced" by them based on what we see on the screen.

Right now it has 2.1 rating on IMDb and that still isn't low enough. Even if star Larissa Dali had been running around stark naked most of the movie, it wouldn't have helped this clunker (though it would have been nice).

Don't waste your two hours. Skip this.

I enjoy the show most of the time but I get so tired of hearing James A. Janisse whine about horror films including female nudity.

He and the show celebrate and glorify extreme blood, gore, sadistic torture, and violence against woman in horror films and shows, but if they feature naked women, he acts as if it's the most offensive thing he's ever seen and that the filmmakers should be banned from the industry.

Pretty sure women would rather be seen naked than gutted and dismembered. It's ridiculous.

Then he films himself shirtless in the shower promoting his pubic hair shaver sponsor every chance he gets. Hypocrite.