BONE TOMAHAWK: The Horror Film You Wouldn't Survive!

[@tylerskiss]

Aside from being a great film, the writing is next level. “Why do you hate savages?””Just ask my wife and daughter” “I don’t believe I ever met them” “That’s right. You never did”

[@NumbDigger22]

"You trained your horse in bigotry?"

[@Zer0Passenger]

@@NumbDigger22 I SURE HOPE HE DID! THAT'S BASED

[@TeeBunk]

@@Zer0Passenger

[@reelsremotes4935]

Saucy was a fine horse, she would’ve never let those savages on her back.

[@phatnana2379]

You should check out S. Craig Zahler's novels as well! His two Western novels "Wraiths of the Broken Land" and "A Congregation of Jackals" are two more stories that take place in the same universe as Bone Tomahawk. They have Zahler's great, well-developed characters, sharp/clever dialogue, and his signature horrific violence (some of the books' descriptions of violence are worse than what you SEE in Bone Tomahawk). His two more contemporary crime novels "The Slanted Gutter" and "Mean Business on North Ganson Street" are also fantastic. They take place in modern times but they still have that distinct Zahler style.

[@Pooby1000]

It's really just one scene. It is THAT much more disturbing because the movie doesn't set you up or prepare you for what you're about to see - one of the worst ways to die imaginable.

[@america8706]

Up until that point I wasn't entirely against the cave dwellers. I could understand them being angry that their sacred sites had been defiled and seeking retribution against those who had wronged them. Then they did that and just nah brah. Them boys enjoy revelling in human pain. Monsters the lot of them.

[@cam5816]

What was it?

[@devin1442]

​@@cam5816 Probably the scene where the dude gets scalped and split in half while they're imprisoned

[@ebeneezerscrooge2942]

Straight up, can’t trust a troglodyte, it’s been like that for the longest.

[@alexrogers9051]

@@america8706them eating people didn’t bother you though, just splitting a man from his gooch to his smooch. I got ya…

[@JoaoVictor-rg5ix]

Bro. The director of this movie could adapt a book like Blood Meridian to the silver screen.

[@ricardosouza3119]

Eu pensei a mesma coisa quando eu assisti esse filme

[@loudtaste1046]

Shit dude he could

[@dumbidea1007]

Meh I mean it’s not impossible but blood meridian violence is more like the dead baby three in the background and stuff like that. It’s the ambiance of constant violence. It’s not really scary more oppressive.

[@dumbidea1007]

@@loudtaste1046it is the closer we will get

[@RemoWilliams1227]

That would be great I bet. Bone Tomahawk is just fantastic, gory, but fantastic.

[@phatnana2379]

You're so right about the smart characters. There's tons of little moments that make this movie so believable. For example: Sheriff Hunt tosses a cup full of sand on the fire when the Mexicans approach the camp! Dimming the fire so the group can see into the darkness easier but also making their camp darker. It's something you've never seen in a film before but TOTALLY believe was common practice in those times As brutal as some moments are, I wish Bone Tomahawk was more well known for being the beautifully shot/written Western that it is. It's a truly great film with SOME horrifying parts but it's known as this all-out, torture-porn, gorefest

[@aeonkazza]

Also its pretty cool they had captain spaulding play that side character in the beginning its a massiv stars in the line up

[@aircnc9385]

He had a name dawg and it’s not captain Spaulding 😂

[@escobar.3006]

😊😊😊😊 14:45 14:45

[@smirky101]

Okay there squeaker. Since you didn't bother to Google I'll help you out and let you know that was b-movie ICON and former husband of Pam Greer, mister Sid Haig.

[@aircnc9385]

@@smirky101 pam was so fine

[@nunyabusiness1755]

@@smirky101He was never married to Pam Grier. She never even mentions having a relationship with him

[@scottrodriguez8284]

One the most original idea for the movie, in the last 20 years. Outstanding: pacing, acting, atmosphere, twist, character inter-action etc...

[@tomdarragh8692]

I agree

[@TheSuckoShow]

Seen all this director's movies and haven't been disappointed yet. His work is all pretty grim, but always satisfying in a fun action movie way.

[@Karl_Marksman]

for real, cell block 99 blev my mind

[@TheJinjo75]

Before this one he wrote one that wasnt directed by him called Asylum Blackout. Pretty good too

[@brewtaleats6555]

Another sick one from this director is Dragged Across Concrete. This dude don’t miss

[@phatnana2379]

Read his novels!! I haven't read his scifi stuff but his Westerns and crime novels are freaking GREAT

[@FrankGhal]

Bone tomahawk blew me away because I didn't know what it was about. it's so slept on.

[@carefulcrosser]

Did you watch the directors other films?

[@TheJinjo75]

Same with me. I randomly watched it on Halloween night like 2 weeks after the film was released when almost nobody knew anything about it. I just knew that it was violent and Kurt Russel was in it.

[@getsumtrout6993]

I’ll pay loads of money to see Curt Russell in more horror movies.

[@MarkyMarkTeamAmerica]

Kurt

[@drivernephi5587]

If you haven't already, check out "The Thing (1982)"

[@JamesGrindstaff-z5h]

The Thing and Death Proof are just two I can think of off the top of my head.

[@absolutetuber]

@@MarkyMarkTeamAmerica no, curt. close cousin to Kurt.

[@libertyspike8890]

"I am the most intelligent man here and I intend to keep us alive." That's gotta be the coolest line ever.

[@TheCelticCowboy98]

Bone tomahawk is basically the Hills have eyes set in the Wild West, and I absolutely love it. Fun fact the name troglodyte comes from a European mythological troll/goblin.

[@Space_Ghost_Hunter]

Ahem, actually, it comes from World of Warcraft.

[@leonhard.doerflinger]

The term Troglodytai has been used by Herodotus for cave dwelling people ca. 480 BCE. I believe that was before WOW.

[@huntersmith3888]

​@@leonhard.doerflingerthe ter 'iocus' has been used by Romans to mean 'thing said in jest' since at least long enough ago for you to recognize one

[@azazelreficulmefistofelicu7158]

​@@huntersmith3888can't underestimate human stupidity. How was that quote: " there only two things infinite, universe and human idiocy but I'm not 100% sure about the universe" or something like that.

[@ERRATAS0707]

It's all fun and games until those cannibals unintentionally visit Judge Holden's town.

[@saidi7975]

As if he would not welcome them ! XD

[@mrmhj9925]

Holden would probably be more fascinated then threatened

[@ERRATAS0707]

@@mrmhj9925 nah he's gonna be excited. Until those troglodytes tried to eat the entire town 😂

[@candersson60]

@@ERRATAS0707 Not as if Holden would care. He is very much of teh idea that "Might makes right".

[@kingroosta]

If holden was in town, the fun and games have already begun.

[@renemartinez3451]

Always glad to see more people talk about this movie. Truly a hidden gem

[@gcwishbone]

Such a unique movie, gritty, and fantastic characters and dialogue. Then for horror fans... there's that one scene

[@BB-848-VAC]

that shit gave me goosebumps man

[@absolutetuber]

the scene where she rides him at the beginning?! heaven knows horror fans enjoy a good pair of boobies.

[@Palapodie]

This summer I was on a cowboy kick and I always love horror so it slapped so hard when I found it on netflix

[@anthonycampos7417]

Scifi Westerns like this are the only ones the provide me with hope that we will ever see a GOOD adaptation of fictional Westerns like Butchers Crossing or Blood Meridian

[@ostracon5412]

Fingers are crossed tightly that Blood Meridian will come out as a decent movie, its laready been confirmed so just a matter of time. Butchers Crossing was already made into a movie a couple years ago too and it has Nicolas Cage, its an alright movie.

[@RoloT007]

Where is the sci fi aspect to this film?

[@anthonycampos7417]

​@@RoloT007the incest descendants of native American savages that had completely different anatomy like vestigial fangs and a special throat hole for that scream they make. Light elements of science but mostly fiction.

[@michaellee8815]

2:10 that ladder fall clip was more terrifying than any movie

[@whiteboyramen]

Bro you just keep dropping bangers and when I think I might know what movie you’re going to talk about next, you go digging up deep cuts. 10/10 Orales. Love the channel

[@theoldbarrio9589]

Appreciate that 🤝

[@sovain6726]

I never knew about this movie but in your covering it I immediately recognized Sid Haig, David Arquette, Patrick Wilson, Jesus Christ this thing is STACKED, I gotta see it. I also recently rewatched True Detective Season 1 (which you should cover, if you haven't seen it, it's amazing) and recognized that Samantha in this is a floozy character named Beth in that, it's cool to see her in this movie as a more demure character. Love your content, you're a sick ass foo.

[@DaveyFish1]

Man I’d love to see him talk about TD S1. Unfortunately it’s not a Certified Barrio Classic

[@evergreenrider]

Check out this directors entire filmography. Dude makes nothing but hits

[@cj16423]

@@evergreenrider I wish they got the success they deserve

[@rocky-bk5me]

Jesus Christ was in this???

[@miguelmont.1111]

Damn. This is definitely something else for that specific night with the boys, like 'From Dusk Till Dawn' type of movie night

[@TheSuckoShow]

That sounds like a perfect double feature

[@BasementPepperoni]

Yea, easily one of the most brutal and awesome movies I've seen in years. Wish there were more like it.

[@alisterfolson]

SPOILERS At the end I don't think anybody made it back to town,,, (besides being captured) they barely made it there. I don't see the injured survivors without horses etc making it back.

[@theoldbarrio9589]

That’s always what I thought after the movie and it was 4 pretty decent manageable men and then all that’s left is a handicap man and a woman so that’s gotta be tough back to town

[@Rodario10TUNISIAN]

They have food, water, guns, and medical equipment. Unless they get attacked at camp they're making it back

[@WarGhoulKharas]

Good ol' Geno Segers was the big guy. He was excellent in Banshee. Cool guy too.

[@BB-848-VAC]

This is genuinely funny and not an annoying review 10/10

[@ethienosinsky5186]

Like a lot of movies of this type, it turns expectations upside down, the veteran marine and the tough sheriff die while the cripple and the old fool survive

[@shawnsouth327]

The only horror movie that as an adult still scares the shit outta me I don’t watch it 😂

[@azazelreficulmefistofelicu7158]

A Serbian film? Men behind the sun? Salo or 160 days of Gomorrah? Heck, even Hostel is more graphic and "plausible". "The coffee table" "La mesita del comedor" arguably is more disturbing while being non graphic. But that one is hit or miss, some people give it a ten others a 0. Enjoyed Bone Tomahawk though.

[@shawnsouth327]

@@azazelreficulmefistofelicu7158 yeah I’ve only heard of a Serbian film out of the movies you mentioned but I don’t actual disgusting and vile films I get no entertainment out of the watching those the only reason I don’t watch bone tomahawk is it genuinely scares me those other movies sound like they’re vile and disgusting just for the sake of it

[@phatnana2379]

​@@azazelreficulmefistofelicu7158a lot of the movies you listed are just violence and depravity for the sake of violence and depravity tho. Bone Tomahawk is a much SCARIER film. Violence isn't scary but the pronounced bursts of violence from the Troglodytes give a sense of dread that looms over the whole movie. We're shown just enough violence to understand the stakes. The violence in Bone Tomahawk is also integral to the plot (can't throw the word savage around for an hour straight and not show us what they're capable of). A Serbian Film, Salo, Hostel, Terrifier, etc are a bunch of wishy-washy plots as an excuse for gratuitous gore. Bone Tomahawk feels bigger than that. You know and care for the characters because you know they're not just meat for the gore machine

[@anon2427]

Still remember when I first watched it with my dad, we never heard of it and had no expectations but we love westerns and gory movies. Man this movie is WILD. Our eyes were glued the whole time. My brother loves horror so I think I’ll show this to him when I visit for my birthday soon. Crazy and awesome movie. I’d love to see a sequel but with completely new characters and maybe set in the northern Great Plains, like Montana or Wyoming and with a different tribe, but it’s probably just a pipe dream. Nice video BTW

[@abhinavav7770]

Fun Fact: There is a rip-off Indian comic called The Village by Shamik Dasgupta based on this movie It even got a Television Series

[@CyndiLarper]

"The Thing has to be the most disturbing Kurt Russell movie," he said for the last time the day before he watched Bone Tomahawk.

[@HypnoChode74]

Bone Tomahawk is probably the closest will get to a Blood Meridian film in essence.

[@BrogisSuperFlicks]

I've only seen this movie once but it's been living in my head rent free ever since. 😅 Bone Tomahawk is a true horror hidden gem, great video!👍🏿

[@theoldbarrio9589]

Thanks 🙏

[@terablespeler]

Watched this with my family over the weekend, after they drop their equipment at the pass and move towards the canyon I paused and apologized for everything they saw after. It is so completely out of left field that I couldn’t put my grandparents through a live scalping and bisection without a warning of sorts.

[@yanhakuev8262]

one of my all time favorite, not just horror/thriller but overall cinema example. remember overall plot and turn points in it, but still rewatchable - it is just that good.

[@gamervet4760]

Saw this on one of the streaming services a couple of years ago. My wife and I were surprised by the all-star cast and the brutality of the movie itself. She only watched it once. I've seen it several times because I love horror and gorey special effects. 😁

[@jtalmighty947]

Fell asleep watching this after it hit Netflix years ago. It’s pretty slow and boring, then that scream woke me up at the end. I was kind of fucked up about that for 3 weeks.

[@Cheesefist]

S. Craig Zegler has become one of my favorite directors, especially in his collaborations with Vince Vaughn. Tango in Cellblock 99 and Dragged across concrete are some of his best performances to date. If you can stomach extreme violence, definitely check out his other work. Same with Jeremey Saulnier. Green Room by far, one of the scariest films

[@theoldbarrio9589]

He has been my most anticipated Director so far I’ve been wanting to see what his next work will be! More than Tarantino and Scorsese tbh

[@rex788]

I loved this movie. Great writing, great visuals and I loved how they made the villains so dangerous. I remember when Kurt Russell was announced. Many said, ahh he's going to kill everyone. Dude literally got wrecked and had to sacrifice himself because he was already dying anyway. Amazing movie.

[@gypsydildopunks7083]

There was a Slipknot style band in Topeka, KS called Troglodyte. They wore masks and all that. They had a song titled, "Jerking on a Turd". They were something. Fun times

[@AdamFoster-rx8my]

I used to live in witchita.

[@dmonvisigoth1651]

Having to shoot his horse humanizes BROder so much in that moment. A fascinating character with some thoroughly baller lines of dialogue.

[@DaniG._.German]

I watched this yesterday with my Dad. Most gruesome movie I've watched this year.

[@The.Nasty.]

“Do they think their poisonous” was what got me

[@scottyk1763]

Dude the deputy’s death is easily the worst I’ve ever seen in a movie

[@ezekielgilliland6610]

The little joke clips you insert are golden

[@MegaPk99]

I distinctly remember this movie coming out and literally NOBODY KNEW this was a horror movie and everyone slept on it thinking it would be another Jonah Hex type situation starring Jeff Bridges incase anyone is curious how this movie fell under the radar so hard.

[@RoloT007]

Kurt Russell.

[@kolbydavis4132]

Captain spalding in the beginning was pretty cool

[@ningboy3274]

You should check out the director's other movie Brawl in Cell Block 99, i think the main bad guys are cartel or Mexican gangsters, its also really violent, and it's got Vince Vaughn in a role that's actually watchable. Also, Ive definitely seen this movie, I think it's been on tubi or something for a couple years now...

[@LaddRusso91]

Yeah, that movie is pretty sick too

[@tony_dogs]

Brawl is so good. Original soundtrack, great practical effects, and awesome performance by Vince Vaughn. Great hidden gem. You should check out his other movie, Dragged Across Concrete

[@theoldbarrio9589]

Already commented this but “ I’m a fan of his work my favorite it dragged across concrete but I think that one’s more of an acquired taste might be too boring for some people”

[@ningboy3274]

@@theoldbarrio9589 Ive heard of it but I haven't had the chance to see it, good lookin on the recommendation 👍

[@austinclements8010]

i would definitely not survive, what, are you crazy?

[@NumeroUnoYo]

I nearly did a spittake at "they're brown"!!

[@Former11b]

Normally I don’t like edits like this, but actually got a kick out of it. Laughed out loud a couple times at some sounds/clips that caught me off guard

[@gabedom_]

I FUCKIN LOVE Bone Tomahawk! It's so bonkers, I can't watch it enough.

[@joanjames1837]

This movie has damaged me permanently.

[@mrmhj9925]

We need more western horror movies. I adore this movie, so haunting.

[@BLANK2729]

Every talking about the movie and don’t get me wrong, awesome movie; but what about this dudes commentary.? His jokes come out of left field and they make me cackle..😂 Love your videos brother.

[@lilyarmitage4168]

I absolutely loved this movie. It's horrific and riveting at the same time and, as for Kurt Russell, he is at his best.

[@zombieparrot2606]

I can’t believe this channel covered this movie. It’s so underrated. I haven’t seen any other review channels cover this, that’s how I know this channel is the shit.

[@theoldbarrio9589]

Ayeee thanks 🙏

[@PierceNiro]

This was like a nightmare fuel. Imagine this in Red Dead

[@Timboslice475]

I absolutely loved this film. So unapologetically brutal but still had a good premise and story.

[@sneedmando186]

*Do they think they’re poisonous?* 😂

[@FumblsTheSniper]

My girlfriend is Eastern European and was shocked we would think of something so horrifying. I’ve never even seen a good happy movie from her country. We did so much worse than anything the supposed natives in this movie did.

[@dagon99]

lmao no, savagery is universal.

[@americanpancakelive]

To this day, still one of the most surprising and disturbing and bad ass movies I have seen in a long time.

[@kaotikhorror]

ROFLMFAO: "He's Brown!!!" (Bang bang BANG!)

[@troseljacdalibor9551]

I watched it so many times and always come back for more.Its a great movie

[@Bearorgan]

Been out of the country for a few months, now I get to catch up on 3-4 months worth of videos. Glad to see you're killing it. Also loved this movie when it came out the marketing was perfect cause they never mentioned the paranormal stuff and just played it off as a bloody western.

[@theoldbarrio9589]

Dang safe travels man and hope you enjoy the content

[@cam5816]

Why did you leave the country?

[@pendazareyrodriguez666]

Sid Haig?! Yo, I gotta check this movie out. Only in the first few seconds of you reviewing this “slept on” masterpiece and I wanna see it

[@vincentshadetree]

5:30 I'm with you on that. My ex tried to get me to feed her horse some sugar cubes, I handed them back to her 😂 No way I'm losing a digit because that horse smelled nervousness on me lol. I've always said that if horses were carnivores, mankind would be *ucked🤣

[@someOldBaldguy]

Introduced this movie to my dad and it blew him away lol quickly became one of his favorite movies. It is a great movie but there are certain historical facts that just don’t make sense. For one, the bleached white newspaper at the beginning of the movie. News papers were yellow until the 1980s or even 90s I think. Also, women weren’t allowed to be doctors at that time. The barber was the doctor, barber, dentist and even soap salesman. Women weren’t allowed to receive that amount of education, even as an assistant.

[@jtalmighty947]

They might have been rare, but female doctors absolutely existed in the U.S. before the lever action rifle was invented.

[@dannyt2966]

“Ayyye come on foo” this one of my favorite horror movies vato

[@TYOjoe]

i stumbled on this movie while looking for something to watch, thought it was just another western. Boy was i mistaken. I can't believe it isnt talked about more

[@dillonwalshpvd]

I love this film! So glad you covered it

[@callsignsaint1377]

Holy shit is that Captain Spaulding in the beginning?

[@CarloDrake89]

Sorry for not finishing the video but now I have to go find this movie before you spoil anything for me.

[@wispy3171]

It took me four times to finish this movie.. Id barely get 20 mins in the first three times and turn it off, but the fourth time was the right time. I loved this movie. It is well worth the wait to get to the end.

[@KuroKenji1989]

*Earthbound music plays* "I guess they didn't like it." 🤣 Another banger.

[@austinflores6058]

Keep it up carnal!

[@theRealSlimJD]

Yooo just happened to watch this because I’ve been on a western kick. But I’m also a horror fan, so this was an u expected treat. Takes its time to pick up, but gets really good! The butchering scene was def a first for westerns

[@aoleary5213]

Great movie, I half assed started watching it and got sucked in right away, one of those that just make you feel like you’re there. My favorite part hands down is the deputy as the comic relief, not often is it needed so badly but never is it so good. I LOLd at the flea circus scenes near the end.

[@alexrogers9051]

I’ll avenge you sherif!! I’ll avenge ya!!

[@WillK1349.]

“Smart men don’t get married”

[@H0mework]

It's misspelled, unless it's intended. Excited to see this video!

[@theoldbarrio9589]

Thanks for the correction grammar isn’t my string suit lol and hope you enjoy!

[@dathorndike4908]

One of my all time favorite movies. Brilliant!

[@Overlord99762]

I loved the fucking Brooder Rizz Sound 😂

[@GrazingBull]

La Onda would take over that Troglodyte territory.

[@sweetlatina213]

As someone that likes watching videos ABOUT disturbing movies but not actually watch them, I have definitely heard of this one. I’m surprised there aren’t a lot of videos about it. I am never watching this movie. Just reading about certain scenes made me wince 😂. But I enjoyed this video 👍🏽

[@FleccaRobinson]

I just finished watching and..... Holy fuck that was grim. The scenes are absolutely as wince inducing to watch as they are to read. I have like, jitters or something lmfao. I loved it though, it is pretty incredible how well written it is and the casting is excellent. worth a watch even if you skip through the harder scenes to watch. Those had me get up and pace around the room while watching hahahaha

[@theoldbarrio9589]

Glad you enjoyed it 😊

[@theoldbarrio9589]

@@FleccaRobinson yessir the only other scene that made me wince like the one in this film, are from punisher 2004, where they are pulling the piercing from the dudes face 🤢

[@FleccaRobinson]

@@theoldbarrio9589 aw man that feels like a deep cut even tho it isnt thaaat deep. Thats a lowkey dope ass movie despite how goofy it is. But thanks for the vids man they're really entertaining. Makes me wish i was mexican so i can be 'in' on some of the references that I dont understand but somehow theyre funny even without context

[@ox1dyz961]

I watched bone tomahawk without reading what it was about so I just went in thinking it was just a western😂

[@skechers28227]

Horses are great. I grew up with them. But yeah. Don't get close too one that hasn't been trained. Watch your fingers and your ears around the sketchy ones. And NEVER stand behind one.

[@reelfishstories]

You’re taking it way back to the original barrio with the primitive gangs

[@hammerhead222]

Brawl in Cell Block 99 is crazy as well.

[@robbie5984]

I thought it was an awesome movie. I just randomly came across it on Netflix. A must watch.

[@juneLuKane]

When they did that to dude in the cave I was real life shocked . Ts was gruesome 😭

[@ebeneezerscrooge2942]

Judgement Night, Trespass, Surviving The Game, and Basketball Diaries bro!

[@paulcarpenter7844]

Definitely judgement night

[@paulcarpenter7844]

True romance

[@TellySavalas-or5hf]

It was like a Rob Zombie movie meets Western.

[@marniekilbourne608]

Yes and I had no idea! I just thought Western when I saw it on Netflix. I was SO very wrong. I should have known when I saw Sid Haig! Ugh!

[@NunYurbis]

This weirds me out a bit, but I have vivid memories of seeing this and I'm 100% I've seen it, but somehow I don't remember a single horror element from the movie, and I just remember it as a kind of standard but well-acted cowboy movie. Is there a weird non-horror cut of this or something that I accidentally watched?

[@shanetothebrain]

Loved this movie big time ! Great work on the video. I love your channel because it’s just soo original. 👍👍

[@nihiqallam5616]

Bro your edit is raw funny I mess with it you got your own personality 😂 I sub

[@theoldbarrio9589]

Appreciate it mane🫡🔥

[@marniekilbourne608]

Jesus! I just watched this damn movie as a random Netflix pick. I thought it was just a western! I had never heard of this movie. I was so NOT prepared for the swerve into real visceral horror towards the end. I watch a lot of horror but I usually know I'm watching a horror movie. It's also usually always more on the supernatural side rather than gore. So, I'd have liked to have known which genre I was watching before going into this. I heard some of the talk about these people but I thought it was just an over exaggeration about a particularly violent tribe. I never expected them to be actual monsters. So, yes I am very disturbed and creeped out at 3 a.m. I suspect I will be disturbed for a while.

[@Tripl3Nippl3]

Never heard of it. Can't wait to see it. Thanx 4 covering it foo.

[@theoldbarrio9589]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@sarahjenks662]

Snoop Dogs Hood of Horrors is part of the Hectorverse. He’s in the first story.. edit: my bad Hector’s in it but his name is Frances

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

Honestly I love this movie cause I always wanted a horror western of like a cannibal western movie

[@OG-Capo---]

This movie was 👍🏼 Good! Kurt Russell played well along with other actors!

[@rbarnett3200]

The only problem I had with this film was why didn’t they let the “creatures” be? It wasn’t like they were invading their town or anything. The only time anyone got in danger is when they went into their territory, as I recall. They weren’t exactly expansionist inbred cannibals.

[@jimsheppard3166]

They'd kidnapped two residents of the town. The Sheriff was clear from the beginning that this was a rescue mission; not a revenge tour. It only turned into a bloodbath out of necessity.

[@RobbedPierre]

Intro pops ups: AAAAUUUGGGHHH!!!! Me, high af: 🙂😂🤣