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Lili Simmons is in this! That’s reason enough to give it a go.


Um, no, no it's not.
 
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I watched the trailer but still a bit confused on the type of movie.
Is this going to appeal to the "Saw" movie(s) type rather than the western type?
If so not for me, not a Saw movie fan.
However, I do love a good western.


Not a classic western for sure.

Some gratuitous gore.

Probably More a horror/suspense/thriller blend in a Western-frontier setting


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I just watched this for the first time. It was a good flick, disturbing, but good. It reminded me of some of the pulp western horror/fiction written by Robert E. Howard or Edgar Rice Burroughs.



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Posts: 3873 | Location: Colorado | Registered: December 19, 2003Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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The gore was completely unnecessary, it ruined what could have been a good movie.


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Same guy who did Brawl in Cell Block 99.

He loves his gore. And Bone Tomahawk, good or bad, certainly has some images that stuck with me. It's a very cruel movie.
 
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Anyone who saw the flick stay for this gem at the end ?


 
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Started watching it thinking it was a typical Western. Was a little weirded out as it went along, but stuck with it. Then some dude got chopped in half crotch first, and I thought "WTF!?!" Ended up finishing it because it was almost over at that point....but WTF???
 
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I can't understand how anyone could like this movie. It was horrible in every aspect IMO.

"The best western since Unforgiven"? GMAFB. Roll Eyes


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It wasn't what I expected I must say. But I liked it. After watching it my main thought was. "Getting shot with one of those arrows must really hurt." I mean, bullets are bad enough, but that gross arrow must have so many germs on them and then it's stuck in you. Awful. Oh, and yeah, the cannibalism was also bad.
 
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Just saw this last night with my collegiate son. Interesting, pretty original, and some great acting and dialogue. Pacing problems to be sure, which is my only really knock (but it is a big knock). I enjoyed it.
 
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I liked it. But I am fine with and enjoy gratuitous gore and violence in a movie. Just needed more female nudity.



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Creepy movie. Not one I'd buy / rewatch.




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Posts: 23577 | Location: Gainesville, GA | Registered: October 11, 2005Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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After reading this post I watched it. Glad I didn't read through all the comments here or it would've been a bit of a spoiler.

I enjoyed it. Not sure I'd watch it again, but I rarely watch movies a second time.

After Bone tomahawk I continued on the western theme and watched Stagecoach: The Texas Jack Story with Trace Adkins. Now that was a bad movie. I turned it off with a few minutes left... I couldn't even make it to the end. Don't waste your time.
 
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