Soviet-style Socialist Realism is Alive and Well: Multikulti propaganda movie

Better then most of the recent westerns but still a slow moving B-movie. Worth watching but not more then once. I say B-

Wow, how is it possible to make such bad movies?

Western, good Indians, bad white men, gentle doctor

Veluzat Motion Picture Ranch, Saugus, California, USA

Dave Bald Eagle, Richard Ray Whitman, and Christopher Sweeney in Neither Wolf Nor Dog (2016)

Michael Biehn, Jennifer Blanc-Biehn, and Danielle Harris in The Victim (2011)

Matthew Lillard and Tallulah Haddon in Barkskins (2020)

Peter Horton, Victor Aaron, and Michael Greyeyes in Crazy Horse (1996)

Michael Biehn, Lenore Andriel, and James Russo in Yellow Rock (2011)

Michael Biehn, Lenore Andriel, James Russo, Eddie Spears, and Michael Spears in Yellow Rock (2011)

Lake Arrowhead Film Festival with Joe Billingiere, Lenore Andriel and Steve Doucette.

Rick Mora on the set of YELLOWROCK as Crow Runner. Motee, Zahn McClarnon, Rick Mora, Michael Spears and Sam Bearpaw

Michael Biehn

James Russo

Lenore Andriel

Steve Doucette

Sue Thurman

Five men ride into the eerie town of Yellow Rock, hoping to rescue a family member and his lost boy.

Nick Vallelonga

Yellow Rock

&quot;I don&apos;t give a damn about those Indians, all I care about is finding my brother and the boy.&quot; When Max Dietrich&apos;s (Russo) brother and son go missing he sets out to find them. When he gets to the town of Yellow Rock he hires Tom Hanner (Biehn) to guide him to where his brother is. After meeting up with a doctor and getting permission from the tribe&apos;s elders they set out on the path to find them. Against the wishes of the Indian guide with them they pass through a sacred burial ground. I&apos;ll save you the &quot;western genre is dead&quot; speech, but again this is another movie that isn&apos;t terrible but is a B-movie at best. The idea is neat and the cast actually has people that I&apos;ve heard of but like most westerns lately this one is very slow moving and not really worth watching more then once. Little by little it seems like western movies are starting to get better, but at this pace it will have a full revival in the year 2067. Overall, not as bad as most of the new westerns that have been made and worth watching, but don&apos;t expect amazing. I give it a B-.

https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMTAyMDc0OTczMDheQTJeQWpwZ15BbWU3MDk1OTUxMDk@._V1_.jpg

"I don't give a damn about those Indians, all I care about is finding my brother and the boy." When Max Dietrich's (Russo) brother and son go missing he sets out to find them. When he gets to the town of Yellow Rock he hires Tom Hanner (Biehn) to guide him to where his brother is. After meeting up with a doctor and getting permission from the tribe's elders they set out on the path to find them. Against the wishes of the Indian guide with them they pass through a sacred burial ground. I'll save you the "western genre is dead" speech, but again this is another movie that isn't terrible but is a B-movie at best. The idea is neat and the cast actually has people that I've heard of but like most westerns lately this one is very slow moving and not really worth watching more then once. Little by little it seems like western movies are starting to get better, but at this pace it will have a full revival in the year 2067. Overall, not as bad as most of the new westerns that have been made and worth watching, but don't expect amazing. I give it a B-.

bappamtv

Yellow Rock

🎭 Top Cast

🎬 Technical Specs

🏷️ Keywords

🎯 Categories

⭐ Featured Review

💡 Did You Know?

🎬 More Like This

📖 Synopsis