Shiloh Falls (2007)

Shiloh Falls is an exhilarating tale of good versus evil set in the untamed wild west. Gritty lawman John Gaffney has finally tracked down the murderous Dalton Taggert and his gang to the ... See full summary »

Director:

Adrian Fulle

Writers:

Adrian Fulle, Art LaFleur (story),

Stars:

Esteban Powell, Forrest Witt, Patrick Graves

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Esteban Powell	...	Cole
Forrest Witt	...	Pete
Patrick Graves	...	Young Dalton
J. Marvin Campbell	...	Wyatt (as Marvin Campbell)
Jack Littman	...	Sam
Gregory Littman	...	John (as Greg Littman)
Brad Greenquist	...	Dalton
Skinner Myers	...	Willy (as John Myers)
Eric John Scialo	...	Briggs
Steve Bannos	...	Jamison
Amber Jaeger	...	Helen (as Amber Mellot)
Mark Fite	...	Confederate
Roddy Mancuso	...	Poker Ace
Rudolph Verwey	...	Bartender (as Rudy Verwey)
Desiree Carey	...	Saloon Lady

Storyline

Shiloh Falls is an exhilarating tale of good versus evil set in the untamed wild west. Gritty lawman John Gaffney has finally tracked down the murderous Dalton Taggert and his gang to the outpost town of Shiloh Falls. But before the fugitives can be brought to justice, a mysterious stranger appears in town, more powerful than any man. When there is no escaping his powers, the sworn enemies must pull together to fight true evil. The heart racing quest rides from the majestic frontier to a pulse pounding main street shoot-em-up for divine retribution.

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Taglines:

No place to run...every reason to hide.

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Genres:

Thriller | Western

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated PG-13 for some violence and a brief sexual situation

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

1 December 2007 (USA)

Also Known As:

Trail of the Dead

Filming Locations:

Sable Ranch - 25933 Sand Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$1,000,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Radio London Films, Poya Pictures

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

User Reviews

To paraphrase Monty Python ... Must not be Scottish ...

....CAUSE IT'S CRAP! The kind of movie that makes you want to go and smack the movie maker and say "WHY?". Horrible camera work...count the times the camera tries to remain steady on one person and can't. The dialog is ridiculous. The acting is comical. It looks like they took over a ghost town in the west to see if they could make a movie on the least amount of money possible. I'd bet $10 they used home video cameras to make this. Either that, or most of the cameramen were drunk. Truly the trailers are more entertaining than the movie. If you ever want to host a "Worst Movie Party", bring this one. Want more entertainment...stare at a wall.