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Rachel McLish | ... |
Rhyia Shadowfeather
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| John Enos III | ... |
Marshall Del Wilkes
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| Ed Lauter | ... |
Sheriff Daggert
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| Matt Clark | ... |
Ed Hudson
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| Michael Champion | ... |
Gordon Fowler
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| Mitch Pileggi | ... |
Carl Rikker
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| Mitchell Ryan | ... |
White
(as Mitch Ryan)
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| Nicholas Guest | ... |
Larson
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| John de Lancie | ... |
Stansfield
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Bill Bird | ... |
Houser
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Virginia Capers | ... |
Dr. Helen Harris
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| John Fleck | ... |
Ed Kaplin
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Jerry Garcia | ... |
Old Indian
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Randy Hall | ... |
Garfield
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Pato Hoffmann | ... |
Rhyia's Father
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A Native-American woman, who was framed for the murders of her parents years before, returns to her reservation to seek revenge.
: If one intends to compare this movie to an Oscar winner, you are missing any appeal that there may be in this production. Without continued B-movies or Oaters (B-Westerns), something had to fill the gap, and this might be considered an appropriate replacement. Action--it's there; plot--obvious! And, Rachel McLeish is not at all unattractive as the main protagonist. If you want something for entertainment sake and profundity is not your objective, you may very well enjoy Raven Hawk. Too often one may seek mastery in every video they view, but sometimes it's alright just be after a little fun and escape. This was a Saturday afternoon treat for me.