Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp EmailBone Tomahawk is a film that colours outside the lines. A Western in spirit, but cannibalistic at heart, beautiful landscapes and meandering conversations mix with grizzly ends and an extensive runtime. This lingering curiosity will turn away viewers as its long, slow oddness is not easy to digest. In fact several returns to this watering hole may be required to fully savour the true taste. That said, this ably acted, low budget genre-twisting number stands strong and tall ahead of its contemporaries. A unique, engaging, wholly committed Western that could breathe new life into the genre. A full-blooded, confident Western that’s strange, terrifying and indulgent. It won’t be to everyone’s taste but S. Craig Zahler has created a film that could redefine the modern Western. RATING: 4/5 INFORMATION CAST: Kurt Russell, Patrick Wilson, Matthew Fox, Richard Jenkins DIRECTOR: S. Craig Zahler WRITER: S. Craig Zahler SYNOPSIS: Four men set out in the Wild West to rescue a group of captives from cannibalistic cave dwellers. A preview screening of Bone Tomahawk was kindly provided by Organic Publicity and Celluloid Dreams. Bone Tomahawk – Review was last modified: April 1st, 2016 by David Brake Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Email