In the American West, the cursed gun brings an accident to those who own it. The origin of the gun is unknown, but its dark legend suggests that the weapon is not made by man. . But this is not an ordinary Western series, because the eerie parcels of episodes and the moralistic endings of the twist are more reminiscent of Those of the franchise "Dusk Zone" than your average horsepower opera.

Horror and Western genres make strangely attractive bedding to the "dead man gun" - and it's much faster than, say, "The Adventures of the Brisko County, Runior", a strange, horror-run Western series starring Bruce Campbell It aired on Fox just years before. For example, in the episode entitled "Ripper", Scotland's detective in the yard travels to the Old West to investigate a series of murders pointing to the most notorious serial killer of British history. (I am sure you can guess which one.) In the meantime, "Trapper" is more appropriately scary because it deals with ghosts, but most viewers will take root for the supernatural entity because the true villain is human creep. The list continues.

Other episodes are more than the Earth, which is a testimony to offers for the "Dead Man Pun" variety. The "Dusk Zone" also gives a variety of stories, and Western episodes fans of Rhyder's classic show will find a lot to enjoy here. Moreover, the "Dead Man's Gun" and "Dusk Zone" have another job - great casting.

"The Dusk Zone" has many legendary actorsIncluding Robert Redford, Peter Folk, Dennis Hopper, Burt Reynolds and Numerous alumni on Star Trek. Similarly, "Gun Gun on Dead Man" is one of some of the best in Hollywood, with most episodes with recognizable faces from other films and TV shows you've seen before.

For starters, "Gun Gun of a Dead Man" was told by an actor turned into a starvet Chris Christopher, whose most notorious boxing -Chancellar flop almost kills the western genreIronically enough. However, if his role in "The Dead Man's Puele" tells us something, it is that he cannot kill the genre because the Western never died - even in the 1990s, when they were definitely far from the hip. Of course, Christopher is also remembered for Blade (one of the best superhero films there), which hit the big screen while the "dead man's shoes" was still in the air.

Elsewhere, some of the other guest stars on the show include Johnon Ritter, Henry Winkler, Meat Bread, Steven Lang and Michael Moriarti, all have a serious pedigree. Moreover, the series was co-created by Ed Spilman, the show behind the small screen in the 1970s hit "Kung Fu" and "Young Drivers" nominated for Emmy. Needless to say, "Gun Gun of the Dead Man" boasts many talents in front of and behind the camera, and it is a shame that the series is not known.