A conman's crimes are blamed on a good-natured fast-drawing cowboy he meets and decides to use as decoy.A conman's crimes are blamed on a good-natured fast-drawing cowboy he meets and decides to use as decoy.A conman's crimes are blamed on a good-natured fast-drawing cowboy he meets and decides to use as decoy.
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- TriviaRichard Pryor's lines were mostly ad-libbed.
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Fred ¨the Hammer¨ Williamson is the black Ed Wood
This was HORRIBLE! You may be tempted to watch it for a chance to see Richard Pryor in his prime, but don't. Pryor isn't funny, and the film is a complete mess. It was obviously made very cheaply, but Fred ¨the Hammer¨ seems to have trying to make a bad film here. Everything appears to have been shot in one take, and I'm guessing they didn't even have a screenplay written up for this one. It's just Fred getting into about fifty brawls, and Pryor doing his con man shtick. Don't get me wrong, I like both these guys, but this was a truly terrible film
The movie does have a cool theme song, but you'll get tired of it after about the 40th time!
The movie does have a cool theme song, but you'll get tired of it after about the 40th time!
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- EdwardRolls
- Jan 11, 2005
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- $500,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 27 minutes
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- 2.39 : 1
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