It serves as a bridge between the dusty trails of Lonesome Dove and the grueling survivalism of The Hills Have Eyes .
The shift from a "semi-traditional western" to "out-and-out horror" is what has earned the film its cult status. When the posse finally encounters the antagonists—a cannibalistic clan existing outside of known Native American cultures—the film sheds its civilized veneer. Watch Bone Tomahawk 2015
Bone Tomahawk is a film about the limits of human endurance and the clash between a fragile burgeoning civilization and a prehistoric savagery. It rewards viewers who appreciate: It serves as a bridge between the dusty
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