When a farmer's wife is brutally murdered by the ruthless bandit Bobby
Durango and his gang of killers, Billy Rogers goes back to his old gun
and starts to hunt them one by one.
Directors:Tanner Beard, Russell Quinn Cummings
Writers:Chip Baker (story), Tanner Beard,
Stars:Tanner Beard, Crispian Belfrage,Russell Quinn Cummings |
Storyline
6 Bullets to Hell
When a farmer's wife is brutally murdered by the ruthless bandit Bobby
Durango and his gang of killers, Billy Rogers goes back to his old gun
and starts to hunt them one by one.
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6 Bullets to Hell
Fresh new look at a much beloved genre, the Spaghetti Western!
"Six Bullets To Hell"
is really great on so many levels, I enjoyed the hell out of it. The
"look"and "feel" of the film is pure "spaghetti western" and in as much
as it plays like an "homage" to Leone, Corbucci and Petroni it stands on
it's own mainly on the strength of the acting and cinematography.
Tanner Beard's "Bobby Durango" is the sickest sociopath since Aldo Ray
in "Welcome to Hard Times." The cold death stare and ruthless swagger he
possesses is quite alarming, this guy is a force of nature, like a
tornado you don't want to cross paths with and Beard essays his
malevolence with skill and dark charisma. He wrote and co-directed this
with Russell Cummings. Cummings is also really great as Sheriff Morris
(who's father taught him to use his head instead of a gun.) His subtle
evolution in the movie is one of it's true delights and Cummings shows
us the heart of the character and not just a "character." Together they
have captured the essence and feel of the spaghetti classics while
giving it all a fresh polish. With the excellent cinematography of
Olivier Merckx they manage to capture the beauty of the terrain while
never losing the desolation of the era. You can almost taste the dust in
your mouth. Crispian Belfrage as "Billy Rogers" has old school movie
charisma and a bit of the Clint "squint" but with his own bristling
energy behind the eyes. You can feel the blood and memories of this
character, the history. He tears into his role with relish, he's great
to watch...Ken Luckey's "Two Gun Joe" is another character who wears the
depravity of the times in his crazy socio/psychopathic demeanor... the
chemistry all of the actors have is really compelling and essential to
making this movie work. So many great performances from all of the
actors in this, wonderful moments with actors well immersed in the
essential grittiness of their roles. The movie clocks in at a crisp 80
minutes and while there aren't a lot of surprises plot wise you can tell
the people who made this made it with love for the genre and an eye for
reclaiming the genre as the pure cinematic entertainment it is.
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