An actor in a Wild West show must become a mythical Western Hero when a biker gang descends upon a small Montana town.An actor in a Wild West show must become a mythical Western Hero when a biker gang descends upon a small Montana town.An actor in a Wild West show must become a mythical Western Hero when a biker gang descends upon a small Montana town.
Hugh Dillon
- King
- (as Hugh R. Dillon)
- Director
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- TriviaBart uses a Calico M950 to kill the Cop.
- GoofsGus gets hit in the leg with several shotgun pellets when John ambushes the bikers, causing him to limp. When he sneaks into the ghost town, he is seen running with no impediment. When he is on top of the windmill, the wound reappears.
- Crazy creditsSpecial Thanks To: Delphine Matt, Nancy, Richard & Michelle Sally, Bailey, Marcel, Ritchie, Tim, Jamie & Valerie
- SoundtracksStreets Of Laredo
(Traditional)
Performed by Headstones
Featured review
The Wild One Meets 3:10 To Yuma
Survivalists across the nation will love Lone Hero who takes on a gang of murderous bikers who threaten their peaceful western theme village. Our Lone Hero in this case is Sean Patrick Flannery with a little help from iconoclastic Robert Forster and others.
The film is The Wild One meets 3:10 To Yuma. Lou Diamond Phillips heads a biker gang only these dudes carry weapons that Marlon Brando and Lee Marvin never had. He gets into town and robs a local bar and one of actors in a western reenactment show for the tourists actually arrests Phillips and hands him over to the law.
But like in 3:10 to Yuma, the gang comes in and then it's a battle between Flannery forced to become a real western hero and Phillips and the gang.
The film really does belong to Lou Diamond Phillips however. He actually makes this murderous thug charming in his own gruesome way. He overacts to the max, but in this situation that's what I'd have done. He's far more colorful than pallid Sean Patrick Flannery as the hero.
Lone Hero is not a great film, but definitely easy to take and a film the National Rifle Association ought to be buying the rights to and disseminating as it perfectly puts their case against gun control.
The film is The Wild One meets 3:10 To Yuma. Lou Diamond Phillips heads a biker gang only these dudes carry weapons that Marlon Brando and Lee Marvin never had. He gets into town and robs a local bar and one of actors in a western reenactment show for the tourists actually arrests Phillips and hands him over to the law.
But like in 3:10 to Yuma, the gang comes in and then it's a battle between Flannery forced to become a real western hero and Phillips and the gang.
The film really does belong to Lou Diamond Phillips however. He actually makes this murderous thug charming in his own gruesome way. He overacts to the max, but in this situation that's what I'd have done. He's far more colorful than pallid Sean Patrick Flannery as the hero.
Lone Hero is not a great film, but definitely easy to take and a film the National Rifle Association ought to be buying the rights to and disseminating as it perfectly puts their case against gun control.
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- bkoganbing
- Oct 31, 2008
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- $5,500,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 30 minutes
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- 1.33 : 1
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