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Steven King may not be the person seeking the recommendations for Western films, but the horror legend has taken her to Twitter/X recently to recommend Neglected west in which the great Kurt Russell always starred. King has written several stories that are Western-sideEspecially his Series "The Dark Tower", But in general, his work is in a very different genre. The film he recommends, however, makes sense, because it is probably the worst western ever.

Western king recommended "Tomahawk bone", S.'s film. Russell is played by Sheriff Franklin Hunt, who is attracted to helping O'Dwayer with the city's city group, including the bloody legislator Johnon Broder (Matthew Fox) and the city's doctor, deputy chicory (Richard Ennkins). They are referring to find Samantha and get more than they agree, turning the tense western into a complete horror movie until the end of the loans is rolling. It's one of the Best west of the past decadeeasily compete with Controversial scenes with death The horror classics, but although he plays Kurt Russell, this is not the kind of Western type of father.

What does Steven King think about "Tomahawk Bone?" In his post, King names the film and then reveals his praise in a mini-review:

"I was expecting nothing but a passer on Wednesday morning, and I got the Western EP with a low budget. Only the dialogue is doing well worth watching. Beware of the last act, when the man is literally torn."

"Bone Tomahawk" is an intense, stylish dialogue driving even to Russell's "tombstone", both from the tombstone "and The actor praised the film for his dialogue for a period. Both the "tomb" and "Tomahawk bone" have great, opera moments, unforgettable characters and beautiful cinematography, but the "tomb" definitely will not be literally torn. There is nothing that can fully prepare you for that scene, even if you know it is coming, because Zaler has built tension to such a burning point that by the moment it explodes in violence, it is almost painful to see. The rescue team goes from search for Samantha and may be retaliating only to try to survive and escape the brutality of the cannibals. It is definitely a kind of movie that can be painted as King writes, full of complex, world -class tired characters that are entangled in unthinkable horrors.

Seriously, the culmination of "Bone Tomahawk" is Incredible gruesome. Human beings are reduced to pieces of meat, and it all happens to people who will potentially dine next. The rescue party ended up on the need to save, and one of the main characters ends the captive, locked in a cage, while watching the cannibals tore the man next to the middle. It is unforgettable, and just one part of a really great horror-west.

"Tomahawk Bone" is one of the many fantastic neglected, underestimated western who deserve more LoveUBov. Other films, such as the Australian Western "Proposal" and "Nightingale", have shown that the western can be as brutal as horror films, as long as they remain faithful to what makes the genre great. These may not be traditional western old schools, but they are phenomenal all the same.