This movie takes us back to the Wild West, right after the civil
war, to a town called Redemption. We follow a young man by the
name of Frank Harden (Dustin James) who enters this town looking
for something or someone who we later find out is a young Mexican
girl by the name of Angelina; they changed her name to Sally (Ash
Morgan). Harden finds out that a man known as General Adams (Sandy
Gibbons) who is in charge of one set of bad guys, has her working
for him as a whore and decides to kill him (Adams). But Frank
gets sidetracked by Tills (Clint James), who is in charge of the
Dixie Boys, the other set of bad guys, who asks why he is there
and offers Frank 10,000 dollars to kill Adams. Frank says he’s
not doing it for the money and that Adams will be dead. Adams
captures Frank and puts the Doctor (John Durban) on him, cutting
him up (great scene). While all this is happening we see another
man named Black Hand a.k.a. the Apostle (Tom Noga) who’s
told about what happened in Redemption, how a young Mexican girl
was taken and her entire family murdered. The catch here is that
Black Hand is actually a priest and believes he’s doing
the work of God. Black Hand acquires the services of an Indian
tracker by the name of Black Feather (Grady Hill) to help him
find the killers. Frank goes on a killing spree killing everyone
in Adam’s camp, goes to Tills and tells him he wants the
money promised him… and gets denied. Frank gets shot by
a messenger named Olsen (Isaac Farm) and helped by another whore
who is intrigued by him, named Jenny (Candy Stanton). He finds
out that Sally was captured by Tills, goes after him, kills most
of the people, and then gets shot. Enter the Apostle, who kills
everyone in a blink, and only Tills is left. He goes to shoot
and Frank, with his last effort, kills him out of nowhere. The
Apostle then goes and kills Frank and says “you’re
delivered to him by the man who gave you life.” That’s
right the Apostle was Frank’s father. (Valkor’s
note: DOH!!!!)

The Good
This movie kept me on the edge of my seat; this is what a western should be, lots of action, blood, and yes even nudity. The story and scenery shots are great and the actors really make you feel like you’re in the Wild West (Yee Haw).

The Bad
Nothing really bad, just wish we had more time with the Apostle, who was great.

The Ugly
N/A

So in conclusion, put on your cowboy hats, saddle up, and get your six-shooter ready, this film is a hit!!! I’m giving Redemption 4 stars (out of TOV 5) and it has been Epic-1 tested and TOV approved!!!! Peace up out!!!

