Gunfighter's Moon

Synopsis

In the Western drama film Gunfighter's Moon, released in 1997 and starring Lance Henriksen, the story follows the retired gunslinger Frank Morgan as he tries to leave his violent past behind and settle down in a quiet town. However, when a young gunslinger arrives seeking revenge, Frank is forced to confront his old demons and protect his newfound peaceful life. Amidst the stunning backdrop of the Wild West, the film explores themes of redemption, honor, and the inevitability of one's past catching up with them. With captivating performances and gripping storytelling, Gunfighter's Moon offers a unique take on the classic Western genre.

Cast

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  Lance Henriksen

  Frank Morgan

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  Kay Lenz

  Linda Yarnell

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  David McIlwraith

  Jordan Yarnell

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  Nikki DeLoach

  Kristen Yarnell

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  Ivan Sergei

  Spud Walker

• James Victor

  Juan Acosta

Reviews

Gunfighter's Moon received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film for its authentic portrayal of the Wild West and compelling character development, others found the plot to be predictable and cliché. The performances, particularly Lance Henriksen's, were widely acclaimed for their depth and emotional resonance. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 67% based on audience reviews, praising the film for its atmospheric setting and strong performances. On IMDb, the film has a rating of 6.4/10, with many viewers appreciating its homage to classic Westerns while also finding it lacking in originality. Overall, Gunfighter's Moon is a solid addition to the genre that will appeal to fans of Western films.