One-Eyed Horse 2009
Set in the rugged frontier of Hadley, Missouri, in 1887, *One-Eyed Horse (2009)* follows Justin Gatewood, a man freshly released from prison after serving a 25-year sentence.
Director: Wayne Shipley
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is One-Eyed Horse (2009) about?
*One-Eyed Horse* follows Justin Gatewood, a man consumed by vengeance after serving decades in prison for attempting to kill the Union officer he blames for his brother's death. Upon his release in 1887, Gatewood returns to a transformed Hadley, Missouri, where the new order of law and prosperity challenges his old-world thirst for payback.
Who directed One-Eyed Horse?
Wayne Shipley directed *One-Eyed Horse*. While the filmography details aren't widely documented, Shipley crafts a visually striking and emotionally charged western drama.
Who stars in One-Eyed Horse?
The film stars Michael Hagan, Jennifer Rouse, Kelly Potchak, Richard Cutting, Jason Brown, and Ellana Barksdale in key roles.
Is One-Eyed Horse (2009) worth watching?
*One-Eyed Horse* is a compelling choice for fans of atmospheric westerns and revenge dramas. Its stark setting, themes of justice vs. vengeance, and strong performances make it a standout in its genre, despite its limited mainstream recognition.
How long is One-Eyed Horse?
The runtime of *One-Eyed Horse* is 137 minutes.
About One-Eyed Horse (2009) — A Frontier Revenge Drama Set in Post-Civil War Missouri
Set in the rugged frontier of Hadley, Missouri, in 1887, *One-Eyed Horse (2009)* follows Justin Gatewood, a man freshly released from prison after serving a 25-year sentence. Gatewood's incarceration was sparked by his relentless pursuit of revenge against William Curry, the Union officer he holds responsible for his brother's death during their time as Confederate prisoners of war. Now free, Gatewood steps into a world transformed—where the old rules of vengeance clash with a new era of law and order. Directed by Wayne Shipley, this atmospheric western drama weaves themes of justice, survival, and the weight of the past into a gripping tale of personal redemption and the cost of retribution.
The film's tone is steeped in the harsh realities of the post-Civil War frontier, where the land itself seems to mirror Gatewood's internal struggle. With a haunting visual style and a focus on character-driven tension, *One-Eyed Horse* explores the blurred lines between justice and revenge, set against a backdrop of changing times.