This has to be one of the worst movies I've ever seen. If you find 20 minutes of ceiling fan close ups exciting, then this is the movie for you. If not, find something else. It was so bad we made up our own dialogue and gave it the MST3K treatment. There was also a 20 minute dinner scene where everyone just stares at each with meaningful looks. It's artsy in all the bad ways. Not my kind of movie.

My goodness, great cinematography, costumes and pretty good acting. That's the end of all the good stuff. The fake beard on the monster is pretty bad. Why you folks insist on 600 characters is beyond me. You know dang well one could review this movie with only two words, very bad. A house in the middle of a forty acre field is not a very scary place. All the props were too clean and pretty. Looks like everything had just been painted and all the actors had just came back from the dentist having their teeth whitened. I guess I'm just too old and have watched too many John Ford westerns to appreciate this poor attempt to make a scary movie.

Odd affair, this one. Promising and unique beginning for a western, very feminine; a dream followed by an opera, followed by the lead (Mary Stuart Masterson)'s emotional reaction to the opera - a lot said without words. Then comes the plot - she is reluctant to marry her suitor (Miller) and instead has more complicated passions with another man (also called Miller). She relents, marries anyway, is unhappy and then we learn that Miller 1 becomes a werewolf (of sorts) at full moon - cue the weakest transformation in werewolf history. Miller 2 is then employed (with Miller 1's consent) to protect MSM at the next full moon event. Spoiler: he does so but not, as is usual, with murder, but by holding him down by his arms (like play-fighting) until he surrenders. That's it.

The movie eludes to thoughtfulness and has a dreamy quality unusual in Westerns, yet there is a lack of clarity in plot, direction and dialogue (even with subtitles). There is a cheap feel, but not in a TV movie way, nor in a lo-fi way, perhaps more like a music video. There's also a couple of random sex scenes, almost soft-porn, thrown in. Lots of people (esp Western fans) would hate this movie and i couldn't recommend it. But it's a curiosity with some tasteful imagery and also a decent score. Hard to rate.