The Hunting Party

Synopsis

The Hunting Party, released in 1971 and starring Oliver Reed, follows the story of a group of outlaws in the Wild West led by a wealthy and cruel rancher who embark on a hunting expedition to track down a wolf. As the group faces various dangers and challenges during their journey, tensions rise, secrets are revealed, and unexpected alliances are formed. With stunning cinematography capturing the vast and harsh landscapes of the American frontier, The Hunting Party is a gritty and thrilling tale of survival, revenge, and human nature.

Cast

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  Oliver Reed

  Frank Calder

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  Candice Bergen

  Melissa Ruger

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  Gene Hackman

  Brandt Ruger

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  Simon Oakland

  Matthew Gunn

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  Mitchell Ryan

  Doc Harrison

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  L.Q. Jones

  Hog Warren

Reviews

The Hunting Party, directed by Don Medford, has received mixed reviews from critics. While some appreciate its authentic portrayal of the Wild West and the dynamic performances by the cast, others criticize its slow pacing and lack of character development. According to Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds a 20% rating based on reviews from various critics. IMDB rates the movie at 6.2/10. Some reviewers praise the tense atmosphere and suspenseful moments, while others find the plot predictable and the dialogue clichéd. Despite its flaws, The Hunting Party remains a captivating Western with a dark and compelling storyline that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.