The Last Outlaw Page #4

Synopsis: After a bloodbath of a robbery taken right out of "The Wild Bunch" and then being betrayed by his gang, Graff joins the side of the law to hunt his enemies and kill them one by one.
Genre: Western
Director(s): Geoff Murphy
Production: Davis Entertainment
 
IMDB:
6.4
R
Year:
1993
93 min
154 Views


We got this posse

halfway up our ass.

Got 50 miles of hard ground

in every direction.

Where the f*** are

you going to lead us?

To hell and back

if I say so.

You got a problem with that,

I'll blow your fool head off.

Potts.

What?

I'm just trying to save

you, all you boys.

Know what I say?

I say, you ain't

fit to lead sh*t,

Useless.

F*** you.

Ah! F*** you! My leg!

Oh, my sore leg!

F***, wait!

My leg! Stop, stop!

F***!

Aaahhh!

We're going to Mexico.

Nothing's changed.

Like I said,

we're going to Mexico.

Want to go

to Mexico?

For me?

I don't know.

I don't know.

Oh, no, no,, no.

I don't believe

in that voodoo sh*t.

Lovecraft,

get off your ass.

Going to Mexico.

Straight there.

Straight there.

Up on the ridge!

It's Graff!

It's Graff!

He's up on the hill!

Where's Loomis?

I don't know. He was

just on my ass.

Eustis!

Whoa, sh*t!

Gotta go and get him.

No, you'll be

torn to pieces!

Someone's got

to get him!

Ain't letting

anybody get killed!

We don't

leave anybody!

[Loomis] somebody help me.

Somebody help me.

Holy sh*t.

Help!

He took my arm!

That son-of-a-b*tch.

Eustis!

Goddamn!

Aaaaahhhh!

He got his

f***in' leg.

I can't take anymore.

You're the leader

now, Eustis.

[Loomis]

somebody help me!

Help me!

Eustis!

Ah! Oh! Oh!

How's it feel,

being the leader?

Making all

the decisions?

[Loomis]

somebody kill me, please.

Taking control

of the situation.

[Gunshot]

[Groaning]

Take me home.

Aaaahhhhh!

That's two down,

Eustis.

Who's there?

Who was it?

No, he's gone.

What happened?

Graf was here.

He shot a horse.

Could've shot me

and he didn't.

Goddamn him.

He didn't.

He shot

my f***in' horse.

Oh, Goddamn it.

All right,

we gotta ride, boys.

Goddamn it!

Wills, put

your horse down

And ride with Lovecraft.

Oh, that

son-of-a-b*tch.

He had to be over there

In the hills

when he shot Loomis.

But then he was here.

[Horse Whinnies]

But how did

he get here?

How does a man

appear and disappear?

Come on, Wills.

No.

Lovecraft!

Huh?

Ride!

Oh, sh*t.

It's too much weight!

Eustis, wait!

Eustis!

This horse ain't

gonna make it!

The horse

is giving out!

Aaaaahhhh!

Hold up!

Whoa! Whoa, boy!

Steady, boy!

Hold on. Ok.

Damn horse.

Goddamn horse.

My horse could have

carried three guys.

You lost your horse,

Wills.

Walk or ride, it don't make

no difference no more.

Huh?

What are

we going to do?

He was your horse, Wills,

I can't do nothing.

I'm sorry.

Lovecraft, mount up.

Huh?

Do it.

You're not just going to

leave me here, is ya?

You can't

leave me here.

Huh?

I can do this for you.

Well, I guess

nobody lives forever, right?

Good luck.

I'm done.

I'm done.

But I tell

you one thing.

I'm gonna take a couple

of them guys with me.

You all ride

hard and ride fast.

Lovecraft, you make it

down to old Mexico,

You kiss

a couple of them

Pretty senoritas

for me.

That'd be good.

And remember

the good times.

I mean, sh*t Potts, 30

banks is a lot of banks!

Lot of banks, man.

And Eustis, you

tell your grandkids

That Frank Wills...

You tell 'em Frank Wills

died a strong man.

That'd be good.

That'd be good.

You oughta go.

Bye, Wills.

So long, Wills.

Say hey to Philo for me.

Oh, just f***ing go.

Go.

3,000 yankees...

are sniffing

southern dust

before they conquered us

they died...

they died

of southern fever

of southern

steel and shot

and I wish it were

three million

instead of what we got

Get up, get up!

Get up now! Get up!

Three down.

We'll dig in here

And wait for them

to ride in.

Bullshit!

Let's just go

to Mexico, Eustis!

We cross that river

into Mexico.

We'll be safer

in Mexico.

Not from Graff.

Ain't no place

we're safe.

We gotta kill him.

He can't be killed.

It don't make

no difference.

We're all gonna die.

Would you shut up?

Just shut up.

Where the f*** are they?

He was right behind us.

Appear and disappear

Disappear

and appear.

They ain't coming.

Then we go get him.

Same drill, inventory.

I got a full pistol load

and two rifle shot.

I got four in my pistol,

two in my rifle.

Two rounds.

Then we spread out.

Potts, you ride

10 minutes west.

Lovecraft,

10 minutes south.

I'll go

10 minutes north.

Regroup here

in 20 minutes.

If you spot Graff,

stay put.

Anybody ain't back

in the full 20 minutes,

The others go

where he went.

If you get a clean

shot at Graff, kill him.

Otherwise, don't fire.

Let's go.

Didn't see nothing.

Me neither.

We'll give Lovecraft

a few more minutes.

[Horse Neighs]

There's a horse.

Sh*t, that's Buck.

Here, Buck.

Oh, sh*t.

Graff.

Sh*t.

I don't give a good Goddamn

where they came from.

[Horse Neighs From Distance]

You didn't find him?

No.

What's wrong,

Lovecraft?

Long, hard ride.

Just a little

uneasy, that's all.

Yeah, well I reckon

it ain't over yet either.

We got plenty now.

Graff, I guess.

Graff?

Yeah.

Graff?

Ain't you

gonna reload?

Yeah.

Reload, Lovecraft.

Don't push me,

Eustis!

You're the gang

leader, ok?!

That don't mean

you own me!

You hear?

I'll do it

in my own time!

All right.

That's right.

It's been a long,

hard ride.

We've taken some

terrible punishment.

But we can't

crack now.

We can't lose

our heads.

We don't know where

Graff and that posse is.

They could be

seconds away.

Reload now.

I--I don't have

to reload.

I--I got a full one.

You had two rounds.

Yeah, but I uh...

I found four-- four

rounds in my pocket.

I just rembered,

is all.

You had two rounds.

This cut jacket,

you know.

It has too many

damn pockets.

These for me,

Lovecraft?

What you talking

about, Eustis?

These bullets.

These to kill

me with?

You turned on us.

You saw Graff.

I uh...

Lovecraft!

Go on now,

you turned on us.

No, I uh...!

Graff knew I'd be

keeping track ofaff the shells.

That's the way

we always done it.

Don't you see?

He set it up.

He knew I'd find out.

You turned.

No, I...

That was the lesson.

That one of my men

was gonna turn on me.

But you?

Damn it, Eustis!

We're all gonna die.

Graff's gonna

kill us all.

And we can't

stop him.

He's not human

anymore.

You know! You killed

him and he came back!

And he keeps

coming back!

You made a deal

with Graff.

You saw the way

he killed Loomis.

You want to die

like that?

I'm your friend,

Eustis.

There are better

ways to die.

Go ahead, then.

Do it.

Do it, Lovecraft.

Save your skin.

You can do it.

Pull the trigger,

Lovecraft!

Graaaaaaaaafffffff!

Giddyup! Ya ya ya!

It's four.

Look.

The Rio Grande.

Border of Mexico.

Come on,

let's go swimming.

Haaaa!

Go on there!

Go on, now!

Git! Git!

Haaahh haaahh!

Let's go!

Whoa!

Come on, Eustis!

Ride, ride!

Come on, boy!

Come on, Eustis!

Come on, Eustis!

Last one across the river

don't get no puddin'!

Aaaaa! Goddamn it!

Mexico, Potts!

Go ahead!

I dropped my hat!

Gotta cross the border

and get in the river!

I'm shot!

I'm shot, Eustis!

That's five.

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Eric Red

Eric Red (born Eric Joseph Durdaller; February 16, 1961) is an American screenwriter and director, best known for writing the horror films The Hitcher and Near Dark, as well as writing and directing Cohen and Tate. more…

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