The son of a hangman gets into a gunfight with the men who killed his dad. After the son is arrested and brought up on charges for shooting a man dead, he's sent to the gallows where his fate is in the hands of another hangman.

Man, does this astoundingly awful schlockfest strike out in every possible way: We've got hopelessly all-thumbs (mis)direction, rank amateur acting from a lame no-name cast, a meandering story that unfolds at a plodding pace, and several ineptly staged gunfights, with a church massacre and a graveyard shootout rating as unintentionally hilarious highlights. A total clunker.

The film starts out in October of 1867 in Monument Texas. The town hung one of the Boardman brothers who want revenge. Through a series of events, young Eli, kills one of the brothers and goes to prison for 20 years. He returns to town and sees that nothing has changed and the Boardman brothers are still there.

The town was all Irish. The preacher was a woman and the town Native American was African American. And what was that dance he did prior to the hanging? The acting and dialogue were solid. Like cement solid tossed off a bridge.

Do heads pop off from a hanging? Oh, one more thing...the audio quality sucked.

Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity. Soundtrack in search of a film.

Possibly the worst script/film/acting ever. I cannot believe it made it past the editing stage. Absolutely amateur in every respect