Full of heart but incredibly dated. If you can't stand Wayne, you will hate this movie. Personally, I enjoyed his character, as well as the character of Marty, and found their traditional Western banter to be very fun in an otherwise slow and drab movie. The action scenes are especially amazing, but are separated by long periods of old-school humor and uneventful conversations.

A decent movie with a fairly realistic portrayal of teens, it's written (mostly) well but has a few hiccups with obviously dated lingo. Despite this, it has a cast of characters that are impossible to hate (except Soledad she's awful) and a protagonist that is easy to cheer for. The camera work and music choices took me out of the movie, and are the only reason I didn't give it a 4.5.

Not bad, pretty cool time piece and adaptation of a classic story. Spends a little too much time building up, and the parts leading up to the climax are hit and miss, but the climax itself is pretty great.

Great Western with enough horror elements to spice it up. The opening scene is especially stellar, making it clear that, despite the supernatural elements, this film is primarily a Western. Lots to be enjoyed here, even though the effects that aren't practical are less than stellar and unfortunately stick out like a sore thumb, taking you out of the awesome environment.