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L. J @RT82174641 02/24/2025 I've never seen a bad movie that featured Ernest Borgnine in it. See more 04/16/2021 How on Earth did that fat guy chase and catch the girl over those sand dunes? See more 12/10/2010 Home invasion Canuxploitation that could have just easily been another Desperate Hours rip off but smartly plays it as a story of vengeance. 3 bank robbers on the lam kill a couple & steal their car only to find the police have sealed off a small country town causing them to take refuge in a farm house. Big mistake because Ernest Borgnine is ready for them & after blowing one away extracts his own style of justice against the other two. His granddaughter takes exception to the torture & tries to escape to go get the law. The underrated Borgnine is very good even though the dialogue is bit thin but it's Michael J Pollard who really stands out as the most psycho of the outlaws. Many don't know the name but if you watch enough older movies you're sure to know the face. Sadly he was last seen 7 years ago in House of 1000 Corpses. This legendary actor should still be acting more See more 02/23/2009 Not what I thought it was going to be. He catches the guys and tortures them. Good stuff. See more 01/25/2009 good but seems familiar See more 12/30/2008 Borgnine acts like a man half his age who masturbates twice as frequently, giving the revenge theme near-biblical proportions. This was primarily directed by Julio Buchs with probably marginal work by Fulci, Lucio probably worked most on a certain scene involving a bull. It is best found under the title A Bullet for Sandoval. A great film with a lackluster DVD. See more Read all reviews

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