An actor in a Wild West show must become a mythical Western Hero when a biker gang descends upon a small Montana town.
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Lou Diamond Phillips Sean Patrick Flanery Robert Forster Tanya Allen Mark Metcalf Hugh Dillon Tyler Labine Alonso Oyarzun Dave 'Squatch' Ward Garry Chalk Haig Sutherland Mike Dopud Ty Olsson Ben Cardinal Bill Dow Darren Moore Zook Matthews John Mann Chalen McKenzie Pale Christian Thomas Christopher R. Sumpton James R. Baylis Brad Kelly Christina Jastrzembska Cameron Bright David Prestley Jim Shepard
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