Clint Glenn, Dion Day, Elysia Skye
Eighty Two years ago a viral outbreak turned three quarters of the world population into the walking dead. Now, Bounty Hunters are humanity's only salvation.
DVD Release Date: December 5, 2006
Stats: 83 reviews
there's much worse in the zombie genre. acting is touch and go here, zombie fx are good, cinematography decent, but too short with a flawed screenplay
A modern-day spaghetti-western by way of latter day George Romero. I've got to give this a low-rating, although I thoroughly enjoyed it. The beauty of it is, the filmmakers didn't try to parody either the western or the zombie genres; they came at both with a straight face, and t...( read more)
Wow...I have to admit...it got my interest at some point but then it faded.
The movie has a plot that is filled with so many holes.
The actors cannot act for a ball of turd, the effects looked so primitive I ate dinner while watching the zombies eat.
Please do not watch this if y...( read more)
I originally thought this movie was going to be a western with zombies. Turns out it wasn't, well, either that or the director is a huge fan of anachronism. Simply put, it's every zombie movie you've ever seen - with 10 gallon hats! Man, if that isn't innovation then I don't k...( read more)
What a blasphemous title! Zombies in the wild west! Look out everyone! And our hope is this lone ranger guy who apparantly can't die for some odd reason.
Decent low budget movie. The concept was cool, and somewhat original and I was a huge fan of the character Hans, he should have lasted longer.
the man with no name + zombies x music video editing - cool soundtrack = this movie.
less than the sum of its parts.
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