mergatroid-1 I have liked Gary Busy in every movie I've seen him in except this one. His acting, like that of the rest of the case, sucked. It's like they signed him up during a bender and didn't quite get him sobered up before filming started.The rest of the cast sucked, the story sucks, production values are near the bottom of the heap.In short there's nothing I can find about this film that's good, and the only reason I don't give it a 1 out of 10 is because, believe it or not, I HAVE seen worse movies.So, if you see this movie in the bargain bin a your local big box store at $1.00, ask yourself this question: "Do I need another DVD case to fix a movie with a broken case"? If you answer Yes, then buy this movie and use the case to replace your broken one. $1 for a DVD case isn't TOO bad. You might be able to use the DVD to play with your dog.

Frank Markland Michael Worth stars as a gun-runner who goes up against the local mobster (Gary Busey) who wiped out Worth's friends and family years ago, however a mysterious blonde has returned and is killing of Busey's gang one by one, also on hand is Jeff Fahey who is fairly useless to the High Plains Drifter rip off storyline. When I think westerns I don't think of dynamic martial artistry combining with six-shooters. There is a problem of tone and due to this the movie never gels and we are left to flounder in the silliness of watching a hybrid of two genres that never mix that well. The best of these hybrids was Lone Wolf McQuade but the movie this reminds me was the Olvier Gruner starred dud The Fighter. Which also combined kickboxing with western antics, the western ripped off there was Shane, where as this one rips off High Plains Drifter, even down to the "twist" at the end. This is of course a very silly effort but Dustin Rikert is not much of an action director and for this the movie is fairly dull.*1/2 out of 4-(Poor)

I_LOVE_BUSEY Busey!!! What else can I say? This movie has all the components you need for a butt-housing night of good fun, including Busey (obviously), a good western atmosphere, sex, wonderful Busey improvised paradoxes/quotes/words of wisdom, that sweet Asian from Wayne's World 2, smoking hot women, one mean black cowboy, and fight scenes with nothing but Asians! (so you know its good) Nothing beats the ultimate acting chemistry of Busey, Fahey, and Worth. Their acting skills combined let the plot flow seamlessly with perfection from scene to scene. At some points I was like, "Whoa Busey's fighting! Wait, no he's not! He's smokin' a stoagie in a chair playin' cards! That Busey, he's so sneaky." If this isn't enough to convince you to buy this amazing piece of art, listen to this: My son had pretty bad SAT scores, scoring 350 in Math and 410 in English, but once he saw this movie, he took them again, and scored a perfect 800 in both subjects. Now he's going to Harvard. Thank you Busey! Listen, if you haven't seen this movie, I think you haven't lived. Go buy this now, and you won't regret it. If you got a couple brews sittin in the fridge, call up some buds and watch this movie, it'll be the best night if your life, I guarantee it.

tarhealer This poor excuse for a western missed out all the way around: terrible acting, awful editing, and a miserable excuse for any originality in the plot. Shades of "Once Upon a Time in the West" and a half-dozen other far better horse operas. It has absolutely no redeeming social value, not even the half-hearted efforts at soft porn. I started watching it because Gary Bussey and Annette Barbeaux were listed in the cast, but even their appearances couldn't save it. They must really have been hard up for acting (?) jobs! The lines they were given to read were so trite and corny as to induce severe nausea. I kept waiting for something unexpected (read interesting) to happen, but nothing ever materialized.