Bone Tomahawk (Kurt Russell / Patrick Wilson / Matthew Fox)

When a group of cannibal savages kidnaps settlers from the small town of Bright Hope, an unlikely team of gunslingers, led by Sheriff Franklin Hunt (Russell), sets out to bring them home. But their enemy is more ruthless than anyone could have imagined, putting their mission – and survival itself – in serious jeopardy.

Bone Tomahawk  stars Kurt Russell, Patrick Wilson, Matthew Fox, Lili Simmons and Richard Jenkins.

The film is produced by Dallas Sonnier, Jack Heller, and Gregory Zuk of Caliber Media (Dark Was the Night, Some Kind of Hate) and executive produced by the Fyzz Facility’s Wayne Marc Godfrey (Sin City: A Dame to Kill For), Robert Jones (The Usual Suspects), and David Gilbrey (Red vs. Dead).

ForeverBlu wrote:Two of them got captured.

Poor Deputy Nick...

Got a Banshee party going on, Geno Segers is in this as well.

ForeverBlu wrote:Before the events that occurred, he fell off their roof.

While doing repairs.

This was The Seachers, with cannibals.

Bone Tomahawk was decent, but could've been exceptional.

After one of the robbers was killed on the burial ground, the
Supernatural angle was dropped.

That was a ghost that gutted him, right?

The stand out was Richard Jenkins, I liked Chickory.

What's the deal, with Matthew Fox doing weird voices?

ForeverBlu wrote:The tribe was all male, those women briefly shown probably were captured. Living in a  cave, like the Sawney Bean Clan.

ForeverBlu wrote:Welp!

We found out why Bozo hated Indians and his kill count.

:shrugs shoulders:

WyldeMan wrote:

ForeverBlu wrote:Welp!

We found out why Bozo hated Indians and his kill count.

:shrugs shoulders:

Another plot point I thought was going somewhere, lol.

Rusty Cunt wrote:Patrick Wilson was wasted. Having him at a handicap only works if you put the effort into his character, which they didn't do.

Same goes for Matthew Fox. I like that guy, but his character was bare bones.

Despite its 2+ hour run-time, it didn't seem that long. Could have easily done with another 20 minutes or so of better character development.

Richard Jenkins stole the show. Chicory was a delight.

WyldeMan wrote:This morning I caught a repeat of the season three X-Files episode "Home" about the Cannibalistic Peacock family including their inbred mother with no arms or legs who lived under the bed. While re-watching that episode I couldn't help but feel like this was the inspiration for Bone Tomahawk. Only that 42 minute episode provided more answers.