Iain,

You might try to find a copy of 'Grim Prarie Stories' from director
Wayne Coe. The anthology format film is very impressive, more so for
its framing device than all but one of the stories (which has no
supernatural element and is one of the most intelligent and
frightening short stories I have ever seen on film). Fair warning,
the film is hard to find on tape and apparently isn't available on
DVD, but I recommend it highly.

Take care,
Jon

--- In sonsofkong@y..., "Iain Mclachlan" <i99.mclachlan@b...> wrote:
> Hi there.
>
> This is one of the very few western/horror hybrids I'm aware of. I
can add Shadow of Chikara, Teenage Monster and Campfire Tales to this
off the top of my head. Any other suggestions?
>
> Cheers.
>
> Iain
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: sonofvulcan
> To: sonsofkong@y...
> Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002 7:00 PM
> Subject: [Sons of Kong] Curse of the Undead!
>
>
> After many years since I've seen it, I at last caught this
classic
> western vampire thriller on AMC the other morning. Eric Fleming
is as
> resourceful as I remember as the vampire-killing preacher, and
Drago
> the gunfighter vampire is neatly creepy and mildly sympathetic as
> well, surprisingly. The camera work using shadows is outstanding
and
> some of the best I've ever seen in any movie. They get a lot of
bang
> for their buck with that relatively simple effect. The denoument
is a
> little underwhelming after the good build up, but overall the
flick
> holds up quite well. There is a clean and spare look to this B&W
> flick that gives it an oddly effective mood.
>
> Dean
>
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