"Bad"
The Last Outlaw Review
By Christopher Null
Whoa, Steve Buscemi in a western? With Mickey Rourke, too!? Sadly, crazy casting is just about the only thing of note in The Last Outlaw, a sad, sad excuse for a western. After a botched bank robbery, the film quickly degenerates into one long bloodbath, with the bad guys being killed by each other and/or the law. In the end, only one will survive? Which one? Who cares.
Facts and Figures
Year: 1994
Run time: 93 mins
In Theaters: Saturday 30th October 1993
Production compaines: HBO Films
Reviews
Contactmusic.com: 1.5 / 5
IMDB: 6.5 / 10
Cast & Crew
Director: Geoff Murphy
Producer: John Davis, Merrill H. Karpf
Screenwriter: Eric Red
Starring: Mickey Rourke as Graff, Dermot Mulroney as Eustis, Ted Levine as Potts, John C. McGinley as Wills, Steve Buscemi as Philo, Keith David as Lovecraft, Daniel Quinn as Loomis, Gavin O'Herlihy as Marshal Sharp, Richard Fancy as Banker McClintock, Tom Connor as Bank Teller, Sid Klinge as Young Man, Phil Mead as Bartender, Paul Ben-Victor as Posseman Grubb, Greg Doty as Posseman #1, J.D. Garfield as Posseman #2
Also starring: John C McGinley, John Davis, Eric Red
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