Bone Tomahawk

Fucking amazing. Chef kiss. Ty

Mesmerizing tale of some unspoken terror. It is scarier than The Green Inferno...

Bone Tomahawk is an amazing hybridisation of the best of Horror movies and Westerns. As an extremely rare blend of both genres, it is a really peculiar and unique movie in the best way possible. Directing is really outstanding. The quartet of actors deliver performances that are indubitably in the ranks of their bests. Photography is really great. The minimalistic atmosphere and the progressive "slow-burn" pacing make the relationships between the main cast particularly endearing (plus the dialogues are really well-written and the interactions between the characters are particularly visceral and real). Fans of both genres will be more than satisfied.

Note of caution: the movie might be considered the opposite of PC (for the sake of a certain kind of "historical realism"). It is also of course really (really) gruesome in some moments. Still, it is not at all a deterrent IF you like the two genres, as the codes of both are respected in a clinical manner, and masterfully blended.

The western and cannibal genres combined with excellent results. Good character building in the slower parts of the movie ensure that when the action heats up you really care for them.

A slow burn without much music .. Great characters in a calm western, with some gruesome & disturbing imagery near the end (western-only fans,take note!) .. A nice genre-mix for the fans of both!

> "This is why frontier life is so difficult. Not because of the Indians or the elements but because of the idiots."

Western AND a horror movie? Count me in. The only thing that catching my eye is that due to being low budget the cinematography felt a little soapopera-y if that makes sense. Other than that: great acting, great cast, and it's actually pretty horrifying. Matthew Fox... where have you gone? You were great in this!

Really excellently made and some good body horror scenes.

I’ve been meaning to see this for years, and it lived up to expectations. Although I thought the horror aspect would be a bit more prominent. But great cast, writing and pacing.

Pretty good movie but not something I would buy.

Really enjoyed this, the film took its time to develop the central characters, who were pretty likeable for the most part. This makes the gruesome denouement all the more impactful. Had an old school feel about it and it's like Kurt Russell walked straight off the set of hateful 8 onto this one!