Gallowwalker | Gallowwalkers |
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| Beskrivelse: [ Dansk Engelsk ]
"Gallowwalkers" omhandler revolvermanden Aman, der hviler en forbandelse over. Forbandelsen betyder, at alle, han slår ihjel, vender tilbage fra de døde en ekstra gang for at jage ham.
Efter hans livs kærlighed bliver myrdet af en bande, og han derefter får dem ned med nakken, står han dog over for en opgave, der muligvis er for stor en mundfuld selv for en erfaren revolvermand.
Mens Snipes spiller Aman, medvirker også Kevin Howarth og Riley Smith i filmen, der er skrevet og instrueret af Andrew Goth ("Everybody Loves Sunshine"). Beskrivelse: [ Dansk Engelsk ]
In the blood soaked desert of a wild new West, a cursed gunman travels the sands in search of revenge for his murdered bride. His name is Aman (Snipes). Born to a Nun of the mysterious Order of the Sisters of San Diablo, who stand as the last line of defence between the living and the damned, Aman's life is shattered when a gang of criminals rape and kill his wife and leave him to die in the wasteland. In order to ensure her son's survival, Aman's mother breaks her covenant with God so that her son might live. However, his new life comes with a horrible cost: all those who die by his hand will return from the dead to hunt down their killer. The hunted have become the hunters. These hunters are the Gallowwalkers. |
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| Instruktør:
Andrew Goth
Skuespillere:
Alex Avant
Alyssa Pridham
Arthur Berezin
Dallas Page
David De Beer
Derek Griffiths
Derek Soutwork
Frederick Haraseb
Hector Hank
Jack Bowyer
Jay Grant
Jenny Gago
Joe Zmztsky
Kevin Howarth
Martin Strauss
Patrick Bergin
Pierre Roos
Riley Smith
Roberto Husselmann
Sean Naude
Shani Maritz
Simona Brhlikova
Steven Elder
Tanit Phoenix
Tommy Van der Nest
Vicky Moller-Forbes
Vilo Vilonel
Wesley Snipes
Willem Venter
Wotan Swiegers
Producent:
Alex Avant
Brandon Burrows
Courtney Lauren Penn
David Higginson
David Schiff
Guy Nockels
Harrison Kordestani
Jack Bowyer
Ken Ross
Roger Alan Grad
Forfatter:
Andrew Goth
Joanne Reay
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Tilladt fra 15 år.
