Bone Tomahawk- The 13th Warrior Set in the Wild West

[Bonafide]

Watched this today. I enjoyed it. Kurt Russell is the go too for Western movie quality right now. And yeah, that scene was disturbing as hell, but I had to do a double take on the female natives, like WTF!

 

[Bonafide]

Watched this today. I enjoyed it. Kurt Russell is the go too for Western movie quality right now. And yeah, that scene was disturbing as hell, but I had to do a double take on the female natives, like WTF!

 

[I AM WARHOL]

Just finished watching this on Amazon Prime.

That death scene caught me off guard tbh.

Was just sitting there munching on some chicken strips then . Legit sitting there slowing eating my chicken watching that shyt like

 

[duckbutta]

Just finished watching this on Amazon Prime.

That death scene caught me off guard tbh.

Was just sitting there munching on some chicken strips then . Legit sitting there slowing eating my chicken watching that shyt like

I watched it again with my wife awhile back and caught a part that I somehow missed the first time...

When the woman's husband got to the part of the trail leading into the cannibal den and laid down to sleep...and they saw him...dude threw a spear point blank at him and missed ...and dude woke up with the and just started shooting

On a second watch some of the acting was pretty bad...but this shyt is a borderline cult classic to me...

 

[Nature Boy Ric Flair]

THAT DEATH SCENE BREHS



WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

 

[ELESDEE616]

Great movie. Can't believe I never heard of it before.

 

[kingdarius]

Niccas still sleeping on that tomahawk huh

 

[Nature Boy Ric Flair]

Niccas still sleeping on that tomahawk huh

NATURE BOY MADE THE MISTAKE OF SLEEPING ON IT

WATCHED IT LAST NIGHT

shyt WAS WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

 

[ChuckTaylor84]

Great movie

 

[CouldBeWorse]

Watched it last night. That death scene

Richard Jenkins kinda stole the show too.

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

Just watched

 

[Regular_P]

Bump

 

[Wall]

Don't know why but I've always loved this movie. The cast, the cinematography, the creepy slow burn feel and then of course the cave.

 

[Lootpack]

Don't know why but I've always loved this movie. The cast, the cinematography, the creepy slow burn feel and then of course the cave.

I remember being taken aback by how sudden some of these deaths were.

I gotta credit Zahler for not shying away from the brutality. And I thought The Proposition was rough for a western, lol.

On another note, a survival-based free roam centered around escaping from the Troglodytes would’ve made for some bomb-ass RDR2 DLC.