...so, it's generally agreed that this is an awful movie...my first glimpse (on TV) involved a short scene of a reverend digging a fresh grave in a cemetery: did anyone happen to notice the over-sized weathered headstone with '1886', and yet the movie is supposed to be set in 1882? If the mistakes were just in continuity, at least it would be fun to watch. As it happened, we were either bored or slightly less bored in the action scenes - had to turn to a different station 20 minutes in. The question remains: Why waste the celluloid? My advice is to not bother wasting the brain space, because there are so many other westerns that incorporate ghosts/martial arts/retribution in a much more palatable package. Too bad - I was looking for a Gary Busey movie that was more than his standard "bad guy" persona. Oh, well,,,

I don't know exactly why I like this movie.Maybe I have a soft spot for shoestring Indies.The dialog is hokey,but the idea is a good one.There's plenty of action and enough gunfighting to take you back to the old westerns where each gun held a box full of lead.I really enjoyed the martial arts.....yes you saw right,martial arts.The stunt work is well choreographed and the boys earn their pay. The eye candy is there...for both sexes.The movie trys,it really does.It's a brave effort, and I'm a sucker for ghost stories.It's not War and Peace,but a good way to spend a couple of hours on a rainy night.Grab some chips and dips and Enjoy!

Maybe i was watching another movie, but the movie i saw had jokes, sex, and some cool martial arts moves. I didn't pick this movie for sex scene or to get off on it, i saw the cover and through it would be cool. And i even bought it, the lead actor is cool guy i seen him in other movies. This is the kind of movie you get from blockbuster or the library when you just seen everything else and you need a change. I can't wait to see the TV series when it comes out. I think you should have a open mind when seeing any movie and watch it twice because you always miss something when you first see it.:)

I look at these "reviews" and I think to myself..."Self, these people are taking this way too seriously!". Anyway, as long as you realize that the money you spent partially went to help fund my "lil IL' town" of Tuscon (and here's to more productions in the future ((as i speak they're filming a Stephen King film here this morning))) then i'll sleep better at night! :D Personally, i found the movie fun. Yes, a little bit loose on story. Yes, a little bit stereotypical. And Yes, a little flawed on film technique but let us realize that they did'nt have the greatest cameras to shoot film with back in the Old West, now did they?! Oh, and that reference to John's line of "Arigato" at the end... the lady on the stage *was* Japanese.