Incredible documentary style western about Civil Rights HERO "Texas Red" and shame on the state of Mississippi! Dragging your feet to ratify the 13th Amendment until 2013...yes...not a typo ladies & gents everything's connected + perpetuating obsolete hate during filming in 2020. Tsk tsk! We've moved past obsolete thinking, it's past time to climb aboard the fast rolling wave of change humanity is creating towards our coexistent, peaceful FUTURE of HUMANITY MISSISSIPPI! Own your mistakes, apologize like mature Americans & MOVE FORWARD! A lot of serendipity occurred during the creation of this authentic western. Cedric's blues music fits perfectly with this spot light on American History. This movie should be mandatory 4th grade American History school curriculum. Everything about this production shines brilliantly! It's an 11 on a scale of 1-10 saddle up for this ride will keep you enlightened AND entertained '-)

Far too often low budget films suffer from a lack of imagination and feel like tutorials in camera placement. Travis Mills proves that imagination can substitute for a large Hollywood budget. His storytelling keeps the viewer engaged. One cleaver scene features a statue. As our protagonist is sneaking into the woods, the camera lingers on the statue although it is watching him, and then pans over to reveal the police investigating the sighting of Texas Red.

I found this story very intriguing and very well done. The actors did a great job!! I'll watch several times & I love that's it's filmed in Mississippi!!!