This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place

good back-story, and good acting

Absolutely the worst movie.

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

With all due respect, this movie is not worthy of the time you spend watching it. Trace Adkins tried to look sophisticated but I believe he came to the wrong territory; acting is not his business. The movie doesn't move anything inside the viewer and it's empty of real entertainment or solid story line. I really don't know they expect to make success with this run-of-the-mill picture.

I came across this movie on Netflix streaming. As I have come to realize more and more Netflix adds mostly very mediocre movies, the ones that never did well in the theater, if they were ever even in the theater.Trace Adkins is Nathaniel Reed, living in the hills of Texas and trying to go straight after quitting the stagecoach robbing business. He has a nice farm and a pretty wife and by all appearances he just wants to be left alone. But as Valjean had his Javert, Nate has a lawman who won't leave him alone.This is not a very good movie. Lovers of the genre may well find it worthwhile but I didn't. The story has possibilities but really, Trace Adkins is an expressionless actor with no dynamic. He just is unable to carry a movie in a feature role.And I never did find out who "Texas Jack" is.

...should stick to music.Saw a few good reviews for this one and assume that they were either part of the cast or watching a different movie.Lame story. Bad acting. Apparently couldn't even be bothered to come up with new names for the characters. Not engaging, not amusing, not up to the standards of your cheesiest spaghetti western. Fan of B movies and this doesn't even hit that standard. Kept waiting for some redeeming feature...nothing showed. Way too many minutes of my life gone forever.

Alright, I love western movies and when I saw who the stagecoach driver was I was pretty optimistic (Kim Coates). However, the writing was poor and the acting lacked realism. I only made it 23 minutes which is after the first major shootout in the movie. Trace Adkins character takes a bullet in the shoulder and he proceeds to stand there and do nothing...they escape the house without anyone following even though they claimed there were 6 deputies outside (you never see them) and then that night Trace pulls the bullet out of his shoulder in about 3 seconds with a knife blade (which comes back to view with no blood on it) at this point I was done.