(2006) Dead Man's Bounty/ Summer Love
WESTERN
Super low budget straight-to-rental Western that is co-produced, written and directed by Piotr Uklanski, full of second rate acting and directing, with a cast consisting of foreign actors doing their best to speak English. It centers on a bounty hunter (Karel Roden) attempting to collect a $500 reward from a drunk sheriff (Boguslaw Linda) and ends up losing his bounty after a card game. Then after an one-night stand with an old broad, a group of buffoons who're supposed to be outlaws end up chasing this bounty hunter throughout the desert on horses, while he manages to escape and hide away from them on foot. Some of the main characters often quote one note pointless liners, similar to listening to a narcissistic student speaking on front of a classroom, for instance. Production values is very low with second rate acting, for the exception of Val Kilmer as the dead guy on the "wanted" poster, who just lies on the ground with a point of view coming through him as well, which makes absolutely no sense whatsoever! Pointless zero stars/ Bomb.
Footnote: According to "Trivia" the makers of this thing they call a movie brought Val Kilmer $50,000 cash up front for a 'single' day of work with no dialogue need to be spoken.
Super low budget straight-to-rental Western that is co-produced, written and directed by Piotr Uklanski, full of second rate acting and directing, with a cast consisting of foreign actors doing their best to speak English. It centers on a bounty hunter (Karel Roden) attempting to collect a $500 reward from a drunk sheriff (Boguslaw Linda) and ends up losing his bounty after a card game. Then after an one-night stand with an old broad, a group of buffoons who're supposed to be outlaws end up chasing this bounty hunter throughout the desert on horses, while he manages to escape and hide away from them on foot. Some of the main characters often quote one note pointless liners, similar to listening to a narcissistic student speaking on front of a classroom, for instance. Production values is very low with second rate acting, for the exception of Val Kilmer as the dead guy on the "wanted" poster, who just lies on the ground with a point of view coming through him as well, which makes absolutely no sense whatsoever! Pointless zero stars/ Bomb.
Footnote: According to "Trivia" the makers of this thing they call a movie brought Val Kilmer $50,000 cash up front for a 'single' day of work with no dialogue need to be spoken.