John Breaker (Neal McDonough) is a sheriff and war philosopher. He served with a group of men in the Civil War and now five years later, one has formed a band of raiders in Kansas and is going supply lines and anything southern. John and three others are going after him and his gang.
John Breaker's son is played by Steven R. McQueen, the grandson of Steve McQueen. They are hunting the Saint played by Casper Van Dien. It is a western that prefers action music to western style. The first three minutes of the film are used to explain the title which I take as meaning "reckoning." Ho-hum. They tried too hard to make a theme of war and redemption which they should have allowed the film to do on its own.
Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity.
John Breaker's son is played by Steven R. McQueen, the grandson of Steve McQueen. They are hunting the Saint played by Casper Van Dien. It is a western that prefers action music to western style. The first three minutes of the film are used to explain the title which I take as meaning "reckoning." Ho-hum. They tried too hard to make a theme of war and redemption which they should have allowed the film to do on its own.
Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity.