Bone Tomahawk
2015
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Zahler's Next Novel. Like everyone else on here, I'm a huge Zahler fan. I've read and seen everything he's put out (Except for the unproduced screenplays, don't want to spoil the end product). That being said I have to say his novels are my favorite, especially the western and noir tales. In a more recent-ish interview he stated his next one is ...
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Thoughts on S. Craig Zahler? I'm a fan of his films. They're usually 60-70% slow burn with great dialogue and capped off by pulpy, over the top violence that feels like a proper climax. For a director with very little output in full on films, his vision for them seems fully realized and showcases a distinctive style.
What's your opinion on S. Craig Zahler? His movies have very unsettling politics and plots in them, but the writing in his movies is nothing short of spectacular and his use of violence really is something unique compared to other auteurs. Discussion. Bone Tomahawk to me is one of the best debut movies from a first time director I've ever seen.
105 votes, 53 comments. S. Craig Zahler's last film, Dragged Across Concrete came out 4 years ago. In my opinion, he is 3 for 3 with Bone Tomahawk….
Because Zahler makes movies on a budget, COVID insurance has priced them out of the market for now. Sonnier has said there is a 99% chance that Zahler will be back in the directors chair this year. He's a marketing hype man so who knows if that's accurate, but I hope!
I like this guy, he has a unique voice for our times. A mixture of Tarantino, John Milius and Cormac McCarthy. Unfortunately, he is an acquired taste that seems unwilling to compromise. That's why it's difficult for him to find funding for his films. What I like about his films is that everyone has their own favourite of the three.
