When Billy Rogers (Crispian Belfrage) returns to his sun-blasted ranch to find his wife (Magda Rodriguez) raped and murdered, he vows revenge on Bobby Durango (villain and co director Tanner Beard) and his gang.
Opening with wonderfully schlocky trailers, this exuberantly brutal homage to Spaghetti Westerns features a repurposed Ennio Morricone score, is shot on Sergio Leone’s sets in Almería, Spain, and is probably the first Western to make effective use of drone photography.
Henry C. Parke is a screenwriter based in Los Angeles, California, who blogs about Western movies, TV, radio and print news: HenrysWesternRoundup.Blogspot.com.
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