South of Heaven, West of Hell

Synopsis

In the movie 'South of Heaven, West of Hell' released in 2000 and starring Dwight Yoakam, viewers are taken on a wild and gritty journey through the Old West. The film follows the story of Valentine Casey, a lawman with a dark past who must confront his demons when a vengeful outlaw resurfaces. As the lines between good and evil blur, intricate relationships and moral dilemmas unfold in a world where justice is as elusive as the desert landscape. With captivating performances and a hauntingly picturesque setting, 'South of Heaven, West of Hell' is a tale of redemption, vengeance, and the complex nature of the human spirit.

Cast

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  Dwight Yoakam

  Valentine Casey

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  Billy Bob Thornton

  Brig. Smalls

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  Bridget Fonda

  Adalyne Dunfries

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  Peter Fonda

  Shoshonee Bill

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  Paul Reubens

  Arvid Henry

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  Bud Cort

  Agent Otts

Reviews

Critics have been polarized when it comes to 'South of Heaven, West of Hell.' Some praise the film for its unique take on the traditional Western genre, calling it a bold and thought-provoking piece of cinema. However, others criticize its disjointed narrative and slow pacing, finding it difficult to connect with the characters. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a low 14% rating, with many reviewers pointing out inconsistencies in the plot and character development. IMDb rates it at 4.1/10, with some viewers appreciating the film's atmospheric cinematography and Yoakam's performance, while others feel the story lacks depth and fails to engage the audience. Metacritic gives it a score of 22 out of 100, indicating mixed or average reviews. Overall, 'South of Heaven, West of Hell' is a film that sparks debate and leaves viewers with varying impressions.