Bone Tomahawk

[dogmatic]

Well, I thought I had seen a good bit of violence on film & video. I've seen every war movie you can name, not to mention supposedly real videos online of Mexican drug cartel torture and executions. Then I watched Bone Tomahawk yesterday evening. A scene in it set a new standard.

It's a pretty good yarn, though. The cinematography depicts the arid Western country and mountains so well, it had me along for the ride more deeply than movies usually do. Maybe that's why the violent scene was so impactful, no pun intended.

 

[aTotal360]

Some brutal scenes in that one.

 

[jethreauxdawg]

Thought this was about steak

I just reverse seared one of those yesterday. It was attacked with violence.

 

[thatsbaseball]

I thought it was an Apache porn flick **

 

[vandaldawg]

I read about it. I don't even want to think about it.

 

[MSUGUY]

Well, I thought I had seen a good bit of violence on film & video. I've seen every war movie you can name, not to mention supposedly real videos online of Mexican drug cartel torture and executions. Then I watched Bone Tomahawk yesterday evening. A scene in it set a new standard.

It's a pretty good yarn, though. The cinematography depicts the arid Western country and mountains so well, it had me along for the ride more deeply than movies usually do. Maybe that's why the violent scene was so impactful, no pun intended.

Agree, that is the most gruesome and disturbing movie I’ve seen. Gotta love the ending though, once.

 

[Dawgg]

mstateglfr won't watch it. He prefers his movies boneless.

 

[HumpDawgy]

I started it, but didn't finish. Will have to go back and watch it all the way through if the ending is good.

Has anyone watched "Forsaken"? It is on prime and stars both Keifer and Donald Sutherland. I saw it in the menu, but haven't had a chance to watch yet. I like both actors and don't believe they have made a movie together before. This was filmed in 2015.

 

[Dawgg]

Has anyone watched "Forsaken"? It is on prime and stars both Keifer and Donald Sutherland. I saw it in the menu, but haven't had a chance to watch yet. I like both actors and don't believe they have made a movie together before. This was filmed in 2015.

They were both in A Time To Kill, but didn’t have any scenes together.

 

[PhredPhantom]

I started it, but didn't finish. Will have to go back and watch it all the way through if the ending is good.

Has anyone watched "Forsaken"? It is on prime and stars both Keifer and Donald Sutherland. I saw it in the menu, but haven't had a chance to watch yet. I like both actors and don't believe they have made a movie together before. This was filmed in 2015.

It’s a *very good* Western; not a *great* Western. It’s worth watching.

 

[HumpDawgy]

They were both in A Time To Kill, but didn’t have any scenes together.

Oh yeah, forgot about that one. Donald was the drunk retired lawyer and Keifer was the raper.

 

[DirtyDog]

I started it, but didn't finish. Will have to go back and watch it all the way through if the ending is good.

Has anyone watched "Forsaken"? It is on prime and stars both Keifer and Donald Sutherland. I saw it in the menu, but haven't had a chance to watch yet. I like both actors and don't believe they have made a movie together before. This was filmed in 2015.

It was okay at best...very predictable plot and the characters really did not stretch the actors much. I love westerns so I was happy to watch, but it was not remarkable. Don't forget a small role by old Demi Moore...still smokin'.

 

[sandwolf.sixpack]

Oh yeah, forgot about that one. Donald was the drunk retired lawyer and Keifer was the raper.

I think Keifer was the brother of the raper.

 

[dog12]

Well, I thought I had seen a good bit of violence on film & video. I've seen every war movie you can name, not to mention supposedly real videos online of Mexican drug cartel torture and executions. Then I watched Bone Tomahawk yesterday evening. A scene in it set a new standard.

Was it worse than the bathtub/chainsaw scene in Scarface?

 

[CookieMonster.sixpack]

Was it worse than the bathtub/chainsaw scene in Scarface?

If there's a more gruesome scene in cinema, I've never heard of it. So yeah.