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Bone Tomahawk - re:View (Patreon)

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2019-08-17 17:50:41
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2021-03

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Bone Tomahawk - re:View

Jay and Jim talk about S. Craig Zahler's Bone Tomahawk! Everyone in the world loved this movie! Except for one guy who was split.

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Anonymous

Did anyone else get a little queasy during “that scene”?

Anonymous

Dragged across concrete > Brawl in cell block 99 > Bone tomahawk

Robert Daniel Pickard

Zahn McClarnon , the Professor, is fantastic in Fargo.

Anonymous

This falls into the category of 'good movies I never want to see again'. Like Reservoir Dogs. Excuse me, I'm about to watch a detailed analysis of all the scenes that made me sick, for some reason.

Marvin Falz

Someone estimated that about 139,200 movies were made in 174 countries between 1894 and 2012*. Each and every movie is unique, and I'd argue that everyone of them is - to an extent - unpredictable. And then there are movies like Bone Tomahawk, which completely surprise you in the direction they take. *https://babelniche.com/2013/06/29/where-are-movies-made/

Nathan Smith
>>25878623

I met him in LA a few months ago - super cool, humble guy. I'm looking forward to seeing him in Doctor Sleep.

Nathan Smith

I watched this film after you guys mentioned it in passing in a HITB video, and I loved every minute of it. I also enjoyed Brawl in Cell Block 99.

Manuel Johnen

Bonus points for mentioning Realmbuilder, which are great... unfortunately, Zahler's too busy directing terrible movies to make another album, it seems... :/

Anonymous
>>25878468

I wonder if he gets another crack at it, makes good movies but they are always huge financial failures.

sean smith

So awesome, I love Re:views. Some of my favorite movies get reviewed.

AllGoodNamesRGone

I haven't seen it, and I need to see it now. Kurt Russell is always enjoyable.

Anonymous

Another sound that should be retired.... anytime any show or movie has a cat, it uses that sound that any cat owner knows is the sound of a cat fighting another cat, but they use it for literally everything relating to a cat. A cat doesn't snarl when it jumps or has something thrown at it.. Lazy foley.

ISLE of FILM
>>25877769

Ohhh yes! The whole film has such an unsettling atmosphere anyway, but then that 3rd act happens... Made me sick tbh - liked the movie nevertheless/therefore. One could say I´m split.

Anonymous

The closest I can think of for cowboys and cannibals in films for Jim, though it doesn't fit exactly, is The Burrowers from 2008

Manuel Johnen
>>25911543

That's a better one than "Bone Tomahawk", too... but I'd still take "Ravenous" over both of them...

Anonymous
>>25894487

What about the police radio sound? You know, THAT one. Something something North Avenue in a woman's voice.

George L

Is it still worth watching this film if you already know the big twists and shocks going into it?

Anonymous
>>25938306

I’d say so as the dialogue is really great and unconventional. The pace is a really slow burn, too, but it never felt boring.

Manuel Johnen

It felt VERY boring... :/

Manuel Johnen

There is some nice gore in it, though... but still, you should start at the begining, with those early 80s Italian cannibal movies...

Anonymous

I loved this movie. Great slow burn in to madness. Thanks for recommending it.

AllGoodNamesRGone
>>25941141

Hey that's right. They talk about it in the Re:View. You know I love horror, but I never got around to watching the Italian cannibal subgenre because of the animal killing. Cannibal Holocaust being the most well known of these films, I imagine. Props to people who can sit through films like that or A Serbian film. I just don't want to put myself through that.

Anonymous

Love reviews like this... so I can get the gist and not have to sick through a video that'll make me barf. :-)

Lauren R

I'm quite late here as I wanted to watch the movie before I watched Jay and Jim talk about it. However this is the 2nd David Arquette western/horror I've seen this summer. The other being "Ravenous", which I think would be an excellent double feature to Bone Tomahawk. (Also you guys should talk about it some time).

Anonymous

I want to see it, but I've already seen "that scene", and it's so uncomfortable that... I don't know that I'm going to see it.