The western and cannibal genres combined with excellent results. Good character building in the slower parts of the movie ensure that when the action heats up you really care for them.

Decent movie just really slow. Some really gruesome scenes that make the movie worth watching. I watched this after seeing the director’s other film, Brawl in Cell Block 99, you can really see the type of movies he is trying to make. Not my favorite but I'll keep an eye out for what he does next.

Gritty and violent, Bone Tomahawk is a rare mix of western and horror. When a small frontier town is raided by a tribe of primitive cave dwelling cannibals the sheriff mounts a posse to track them dawn and rescue those who were abducted. Featuring Kurt Russell, Patrick Wilson, Matthew Fox, and Lili Simmons, the cast is quite impressive. And, the director does a good job at making the fight scenes raw and intense. However, the pacing is rather slow and the trek to the mountains can get monotonous. Also, the plot is pretty thin and some of the characters are underdeveloped. Yet despite its problems, Bone Tomahawk is a remarkably evocative and compelling film.

This movie is a very particular blend of Western and horror movie. It is based on the story about a legendary cannibal native tribe in America. They abduct some people and an unlikely posse hunts them in order to free the prisoners. Well played, well made. Good entertainment with though some very graphic scenes that may disturb the faint of heart.

good movie. seems to be based off a paiute story of the Saiduka and off a nevada true story where cannibals kidnapped people then were found and wiped out in 1909