R
1996    1h 41mWestern, Action
6.442%51%6.4
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John Smith is a mysterious stranger who is drawn into a vicious war between two Prohibition-era gangs. In a dangerous game, he switches allegiances from one to another, offering his services to the highest bidder. As the death toll mounts, Smith takes the law into his own hands in a deadly race to stay alive.
Directed by Walter Hill
  • Bruce WillisJohn Smith
  • Bruce DernSheriff Ed Galt
  • William SandersonJoe Monday
  • Christopher WalkenHickey
  • David Patrick KellyDoyle
  • Karina LombardFelina
  • Ned EisenbergFredo Strozzi
  • Michael ImperioliGiorgio Carmonte
  • R. D. CallJack McCool
  • Alexandra PowersLucy Kolinski
  • Ken JenkinsCaptain Tom Pickett
  • Ted MarklandDeputy Bob
  • Leslie MannWanda
  • Patrick KilpatrickFinn
  • Cassandra GavaBarmaid
  • Luis ContrerasComandante Ramirez
  • Raynor ScheineGas Station Attendant
  • Tiny RonJacko the Giant
  • John PaxtonThe Undertaker
  • Michael CavalieriBerto
  • tellumApril 7, 2026
    This movie has a lot of inexplicable charm, and was a staple of the cable era where they’d rerun any schlocky action film they could find. The story is not that good, and the acting is not notable, but the ridiculous over the top gunplay combined with a unique and really well filmed setting, makes for a movie that is somehow more fun than it should be.
  • kev_oNovember 29, 2025
    Peak Willis, voiceovers, squinting at people, infinite bullet glitches, great stuff
  • Patrick WaiNovember 20, 2025
    Dime store novel with John Woo-style gun scenes. Bruce Willis really can play only one role - the smart aleck, lone action hero. He is perfect for this film. Walken stole many of the scenes. Enjoyable film.
  • marshalseaAugust 18, 2025
    Overlooked little gem of a movie. Another of those based on Yojimbo/Red Harvest/Glass Key combination, and as such shares heritage with A Fistful of Dollars, and you can see the threads shared across. Bullets and men fly all over the set - stunts galore. It's a film that purposefully knows suspending reality to let Bruce unload 30 bullets from a set of 8 shooters is ridiculous but also allowing Bruce to do superhuman things. As for that score by Ry Cooder - how low can your baritone go? Brilliant stuff. Well worth your time if you want a precursor to Miller's Crossing, you can feel that that was inspired by this, just don't expect the best film you've ever seen. Did exactly what Walter Hill intended it to do.
  • Joe OsJune 29, 2025
    Pretty sure they ripped this story off a Clint Eastwood spaghetti western and put it in the twenties.still cool tho, Bruce at his best...

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