Day of the Outlaw (Region B) Bryan Singer and Merritt Butrick

and Merritt Butrick

PRINCE OF DARKNESS and THEY LIVE and the SPFX Team of ARMY OF DARKNESS

In the spirit of THE DECAMERON or THE CANTERBURY TALES the film presents a parade of human types from the saintly to the downright mean and nasty

you kill mine

the plans immediately begin to go awry as Nicastro hires a two bit lecher

Day of the Outlaw (Region B) Bryan Singer and Merritt ButrickSYNOPSIS: Revered by the likes of Martin Scorsese and Quentin Tarantino, the great director Andre de Toth made some of the most gripping and unusual American films of the 1950s, and Day of the Outlaw stands as one of his finest. Robert Ryan plays the ruthless cattleman Blaise Starrett who rides into the small, snowbound town of Bitters to settle a feud with homesteader Hal Crane (Alan Marshal) over access to land, with one eye on rekindling a past