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Grim Prairie Tales
(1990)
Released By:
Winstar
Rating:
R
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Studio:
Winstar
Genre:
Horror
MPAA Rating:
R
Director:
Wayne Coe
Language:
English
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Cast:
Brad Dourif
,
James Earl Jones
,
Lisa Eichhorn
,
Marc McClure
,
Will Hare
,
William Atherton
Published ID:
1394
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Plot:
An entertaining hybrid of Amicus-style horror anthology and gritty low-budget western, this first-time effort from writer-director
Wayne Coe
succeeds where many such genre-bending attempts have failed. The quartet of uneven but well-mounted stories are spun around a desert campfire by grizzled, menacing bounty hunter Morrison (a rousingly hammy
James Earl Jones
) and wet-behind-the-ears city slicker Farley (
Brad Dourif
). Morrison starts off with the tale of an Indian tribe's ritual revenge against the drunken cracker who desecrates their sacred burial ground; When Farley seems interested but unfazed, Morrison follows up with the more visceral story of a Good Samaritan who succumbs to temptation while rendering aid to a pregnant woman, leading to a particularly disgusting (though definitely original) demise. Appalled by the storyteller's lack of taste, Farley counters with a down-to-earth morality tale involving a prairie settler's young daughter who witnesses her father's horrifying act of hate, realizing that the man she trusted with her life is a very human breed of monster. Morrison acknowledges his companion's skill but offers another violent story according to his own idiom -- that of a slick gunfighter who gets his comeuppance by his own hand after winning a deadly competition. The stories feature fine acting and direction but are ultimately overshadowed by the engaging framing story and lack much of the dramatic payoff of their earlier British counterparts. ~ Cavett Binion, All Movie Guide
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