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1990 |
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WESTERN
HORROR
PORTMANTEAU
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86 |
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Four short horror stories, linked by a splendidly sleazy bounty-hunter (James Earl Jones) and an understandably nervous young man from the city (Brad Dourif), who happen to meet overnight over a campfire in the old midwest.
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Reviewed by Chris Tookey
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| The debut of 30 year-old director Wayne Coe. The tales have an enjoyably macabre flavour, and almost live up to Jones's boast that they'll 'stick to you like an eyeball on a cactus needle'. The promising aspects are the neat visual style, a genuine interest in storytelling, and the refreshing absence of film-school pretentiousness. |
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, James Earl Jones 