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ACTOR
Patrick Louis Ah-WongKevin BrassardDebra CassanoBob Cook
DIRECTOR
Bob Cook
SYNOPSICS
Injun (2013) is a English movie. Bob Cook has directed this movie. Patrick Louis Ah-Wong,Kevin Brassard,Debra Cassano,Bob Cook are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2013. Injun (2013) is considered one of the best Action,Western movie in India and around the world.
When six raiders kill her husband, child and workers on her ranch, a white woman raised by the Commanche' claims an Indian blood rite.
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Injun (2013) Reviews
Better than expected, but still bad
SCALPED! is an indie rape revenge thriller about a Native American girl who is attacked and left for dead by a group of settlers, leading her to take violent revenge upon them. It's a traditional type of storyline, one that's handled in a not-awful way for an independent movie, and the settings and costumes are fairly authentic. However, the acting is lousy, both from the victims and the main protagonist.
Another Indie film that comes up short
The premise is straight out of a pulp cowboy novel. Near the end of the Civil War, CSA deserters running south through Florida come upon a small homestead managed by a white family and local non-descript Native Americans. The bandits kill the men and rape the women, leaving the most attractive woman alive, naked, and staked out on the ground. At night, a traveling prospector-type comes along and rescues her. Together, they run off into the woods and set up a small camp alongside a river. The squaw, played by Debra Cassano (in a case of white-girl-gone-Native-American) returns to exact her revenge. Afterwards, she baths in a river during a rainstorm to wash away the sin and purify her soul. Or something like that. Cassano does a fair job and should be congratulated for her bravery in filming the rape scenes and the river scene. She's cute and does a so-so job in delivering her lines, but is hamstrung with poor dialogue and a weak surrounding cast. The "retarded bandit" is an old stereotype that doesn't deserve screen time, and the actor playing that character could easily have been the leading man instead. The actor playing the prospector also does a fair job with his material. The others... not so much. This had the potential to be a cult classic but failures in cinematography, editing, and dialogue ruin any chance of that. This film has the vibe of something a group of film school students would put together as a graduation project, and the fact that it was filmed in Florida (the UCF film school and the Full Sail film school are both in Orlando) makes me wonder if that's isn't exactly what this is. This film is also known as "Scalped" and is available on DVD while supplies last. If you're a fan of Indie community films, this makes good filler, but remember to check your big-studio aspirations at the door.
real snooze
It was my wife's turn to pick a movie, what a dud. It is suppose to be set after the civil war, but some scenes show items that were clearly bought at the local Home Depot. The fight scenes at the end of the movie were laughable as was most of the movie. After the female lead was shot with a rifle, she winced, then went on as nothing had happened. After one of the bad guys died, you could still see his chest moving, breathing ha-ha. None of the actors really seemed to have any acting experience. Sometimes they over acted. Sometimes just poor acting. I'm pretty sure some grade school kids could do better with a video camera. Find a better choice.