Serviceable western about a man seeking vengeance for the death of his father unaware of the role his best friend (and brother of his love interest) played in the act. Does what it does well and should satisfy fans of the genre. If it has any flaws its that it doesn't elevate the material in the way the Great Westerns of old did (think The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, Warlock, The Searchers, both versions of True Grit, the works of Sergio Leone, Unforgiven and Open Range). If it has another flaw after that its that Donald Sutherland is criminally underused here, owning every scene he's in. A good time waster and genre fans will like it, now someone give Donald Sutherland a leading role in one of these.