Dead Men
- Year:
- 2018
- 180 min
- 68 Views
[film projector running]
[birds squawking]
[child laughing]
[music playing]
[pickaxe clanging]
[man]
Captain Roy Struthers?
Get out here.
- What's this?
- Name's Vance Edison.
I was hired by a man
named Cole Roberts
from Jackson Ridge
to reclaim this here mine.
He rightfully owns it now.
Is that right?
That's the money
you paid for it,
plus a little extra
for showing gold.
You can't sell land
to a hard-working man,
then after he finds gold on it,
take it back.
This land belongs
to the Struthers family!
I don't think you're
understanding me.
I'm here to tell you
to clear out
of this here mine now.
Best take that money
and go, captain.
You son of a b*tch!
Jesse, get down to the river
and fetch some water!
- Pa, I think I...
- Now, damn it!
Now you listen to me,
you son of a b*tch.
There ain't nothing or nobody
gonna kick me off my land.
So you go on
back down that hill
and you go tell Cole
to clear this up.
You listen to me,
you stubborn old coot!
I'll give you ten seconds
to gather your things
and start saddling
your horses.
Maybe we should go see
the sheriff now?
We ain't going nowhere
till this son of a b*tch
gets off my land!
Run.
Hyah! Hyah!
Hyah!
[Western music plays]
Hey, Vance.
Look at that.
Is that the son
of Roy Struthers down there?
You shut your mouth.
Who's asking?
Just a lone traveler.
Lone traveler, we ain't kind
to strangers 'round here.
You'd best
get on your way.
- Jesse!
- Goddamn it, mister!
You need to mind
your own business!
[gunshot]
[gunshot]
Hyah!
Jesse! Jesse!
Hyah! Hyah!
Hyah!
Hyah!
Put your hands
where I can see 'em.
Now just who
the hell are you
and how do you
know my name?
I'm a very good friend
of your father's, son.
Served together
in the cavalry.
Last good friend
of my father
just hired someone
to murder him.
Who's the son of a b*tch
that had him killed?
[people clamoring]
Get that filth
out of here, boys.
Hold on, ya bunch
of pack rats!
Don't shoot!
It's me. Charlie.
Where the hell
is Vance, Charlie?
He got shot dead.
Hell, he went after
Jesse Struthers.
We got Roy, though.
But the boy...
...the boy escaped.
He escaped, huh?
I'll be Goddamned.
Cole, I've been
running all day and,
well, I was wondering if you
had a little swig of water.
Sure I do, Charlie.
Just a second.
No, don't!
Rest in eternal peace,
brother.
Amen.
Where are you headed?
son of a b*tch Cole Roberts.
I'm gonna kill him.
Damn, you're bull-headed.
Where's your brother?
[snoring]
[groans]
Dad's dead.
Yeah, I know.
How do you know?
I got a letter.
A letter from who?
It didn't say.
Well, it had to say
where it was from.
Who the hell are you?
Name's Virgil Calhoun.
I was one of your father's
closest friends.
[laughs]
"I was one of
his closest friends."
Hey! How 'bout
some shots, huh?
A toast to Dad.
Come on.
Get up here, Jesse.
- [clears throat]
- [bottle uncorks]
To the late and great
Captain Roy Struthers.
May he rest
in eternal peace.
[chuckles]
That son of a b*tch.
[grunts]
Get up! Come on!
Goddamn it, you two!
That's enough!
You two need to start
acting like grown men.
[both coughing]
Here's to
Captain Roy Struthers,
a man who lived and died
with integrity.
Saddle up.
We're gonna see
some friends.
It'll be just a moment, dear.
Is it all done?
Not exactly.
and escaped.
But I've got somebody
who'll take care of it
- once and for all.
- I don't care who you get.
Just get it done.
Soon as he is marked as dead,
the county can
seize the property.
I'll take care of it,
Donald.
And what about the youngest?
Ah, he's a leaky vessel.
We'll get him
to sign over the land.
Time is money, Cole.
Carlos?
Cole.
I need you to
track down an outlaw
and kill him.
How much?
I'll pay you $1,000.
You bring him to me in a week.
[clicks tongue]
[Cole] 2,000.
That's my final offer,
and you get him to me
in three days.
Carlos Van Pelt
at your service.
Name is Jesse Struthers.
[fly buzzing]
Horse?
Rides a black mare.
Where was he last seen?
Red Rock Quarry,
about a day ago.
You kill him.
I'll see you here
in three days' time.
- Hyah!
- [Cole] Billy, you take Curly
and you trail him
by half a day.
And, Billy...
no matter what,
you bring me the corpse
of Jesse Struthers.
- What was that?
- Jake.
Put that pistol away. Now.
Do exactly what I say.
[quiet music plays]
I'm sorry I wasn't
there for you, my son.
Psst. Billy.
Why are you
following me?
[grunts]
Oh, Billy, Billy.
You really must get
control of your emotions.
Could get you
killed one day.
Well, boys,
I guess you won't be needing
these fine horses anymore.
- [Carlos] Old man!
- [horse whinnies]
Well?
What's it gonna be?
Pistols or knives?
I like you.
Yes.
I think I can kill you
with just a knife.
I ain't gonna be
that easy.
[both grunt]
- Aah!
- [knife cuts]
- [grunts, exclaims]
- [knife cuts]
Feels good, doesn't it?
Makes you feel alive.
[grunts]
- [grunts, exclaims]
- [knife cuts]
[both grunting]
[horse whinnies]
- [knife cutting]
- [Jesse] Virgil!
[grunts]
No!
- [grunts]
- [grunts]
Run.
Jake!
Jake!
Jake! Jake!
You are one tough
son of a b*tch.
Jesse Struthers.
I've got to get your corpse
back to Jackson Ridge.
But we do have
some time to kill.
This is the part
I love the most.
Gah!
[gun clicks]
[clicks]
[groaning]
- [yells]
- [knife plunges]
[rasping]
Why'd he have to take
our goddamn horses?
Who goes there?
Jake Struthers.
Put your goddamn gun away,
Billy.
I need to speak with Cole.
Things have changed.
He ain't gonna be
happy about this.
Virgil!
[sobs]
[labored breathing]
My boy.
Virgil. Virgil!
Virgil. Virgil!
[panting]
[panting]
Jake!
[yelling]
- [yells]
- [grunts]
- [children laughing]
- [men chanting]
[groans playfully]
[tribal music playing]
[both grunting]
[groans]
[both grunting]
This is the part
I love the most.
[grunts]
[groaning]
[panting]
[snoring]
[shudders]
[Western music playing]
Hi there, Sissy.
You're looking
beautiful today.
Can you at least say hi?
You lost, boy?
No, I don't reckon I am.
Dumb son of a b*tch.
You shoot, I blow
your goddamn head off!
Well, why don't you
do me a favor
and put me out of my misery?
Go on, now.
I think this son of a b*tch
just might be
crazier than I am.
[door opens]
Jake?
How the hell are you?
Boys, put your guns away,
will you?
We're respectable members
of the community now.
So you're here
to see Cole, huh?
Why else would I be here?
All right.
Get inside.
[knocking on door]
Yeah?
Jake Struthers is here
to see you.
[sighs]
Send him in.
[door creaks open]
Jake, good to see you.
Bringing me news
of your brother?
No news at the present time.
I sure hope you're not here
to ask for more money.
That is precisely
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