Angus Macfadyen, Justin Ament, Tonantzin Carmelo
James Conners comes home to the town of Legend, New Mexico in 1865 to avenge his fathers death against the ruthless Will Tunney. Along the way he re-captures his long lost love Mary Cooper. With the c...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 4, 2009
Stats: 38 reviews
For a cheap film, not a bad film. Found it drags at times and a little annoyed at how stupid the main characters can be.
boring will kill u before u complete watching it
its one of the worst movies I've ever watched seriously
is quite good, tho you dont want to be one of james friends do you thats for sure :P
Although I'm not a huge fan of westerns, this was a sweet movie...with a typical western storyline of love, death and revenge.
Dragging storyline plus cheesy scenes and a not so convincing villain = forget it.
I enjoy a Western every now and then and this one was very entertaining. Nothing special but definitely not a waste of time.
i loved this movie. a traditional western romance and story of revenge... i cried! great performances by angus macfadyen, justin ament and marnie alton. have always been a fan of william sadler, and even though his role is small, his performance is heartfelt. overall a good choic...( read more)
Wow o wow! You will find yourself rolling on the floor with raucous, gut-busting laughter as this swashbumbling Western slowly bumbles its way through the outer limits of logic and right down into your heart through its bad-movie cult classic potential. The acting is intensely bad in parts; yet in other parts or with certain characters the acting is fine, though some type of corny magic about this movie makes it all as cheesy as the Kraft factory floor. There is also a religious/moral theme(seemingly the premise of the movie) that never reaches its logical target, finally contradicting itself at the end. You'll want to bash (hero?) James in the head as he amazingly fails to prevent the villain from murdering or getting away with the murders of his father, wife, and brother-in-law because of some convoluted sense of Christian righteousness, maybe pacifism -even though he has no belief in God throughout the brunt of the movie- only to kill him in the end. Top 10 bad movie, folks.
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