The Burrowers

2008
R
1h 36min

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En el Salvaje Oeste, un equipo de rescate parte en busca de una familia de colonos que ha desaparecido de su casa en circunstancias misteriosas.En el Salvaje Oeste, un equipo de rescate parte en busca de una familia de colonos que ha desaparecido de su casa en circunstancias misteriosas.En el Salvaje Oeste, un equipo de rescate parte en busca de una familia de colonos que ha desaparecido de su casa en circunstancias misteriosas.

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- 5 nominaciones en total

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Curiosidades
Shot in 23 days in NM, with a few days of re-shoots in Los Angeles.

Pifias
Near the 43 minute mark, Fergus Coffey (Karl Geary) places his hat over Audrey's (Seri DeYoung) face as she lies in the wagon. Immediately afterwards, it cuts to a distant shot of the men riding off with Coffey still wearing his hat, and yet the next shot still shows his hat still on Audrey's face.

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William Parcher: What is that?
Henry Victor: Hmm?
William Parcher: What the hell is that?
Henry Victor: It's a tobacco pouch.
William Parcher: It's ugly as shit.
Henry Victor: Yeah. Come off an Injun. Big buck by the name o' Sack-o-Tabacky.
William Parcher: Jesus Christ.
Dobie Spacks: W-What is it?
Henry Victor: Shit, son.
William Parcher: It's a scrotum, Dobie.

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Traditional American lullaby
Arranged and performed by Grant Campbell

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6/10

Cowboys and Indians.....oh and Monsters!

Basically a Horror Western with heavy overtones of racial morality.

But is it worth watching? Well, in my opinion yes. It has suspense, horror, action and of course - cowboys and Indian's, what more do you want? Monsters? Well it's got them too. And yes, it really is as silly as it sounds. But overall, it's a good flick to rent.

Nothing in this film is top drawer, but it's not far off. The characters are a little over the top with stereotypes, eg. Henry Victor - the Indian hating military commander (quite comical at times, whether this was intentional I don't know), the Irish settler, the 'token' black guy. The overtones of racial morality are present throughout, almost as though this is supposed to be a tale about 'loving thy neighbour'. I can understand why they did this, It's set in the late 1800's and the Indians were the bogeymen at the time, but it's a bit overdone IMO. Anyway, it's not about 'loving thy neighbour' it's about monsters...keeping it real.

Overall, Cowboys, Indians and Monsters (just missing the voluptuous blond I guess). Grab a few beers and rent this film.

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