This is a unique film in that acting ability is inversely proportional to where the actor is ranked in the cast. Trace Adkins' bio is extremely heavy on his singing career, which ought to tell you his strengths do not lie in his acting ability. His performance as Nate Reed is consistently flat, one dimensional, and loud -- seems the sound mixer cranked up the mic volume for each of his lines. The unhinged marshal's female sidekick (a fetching blond) is equally one dimensional, but just plain evil; the mix of her looks and personal qualities strains the imagination. Story-wise, you can almost predict the next scene based on where you are...almost. We have a few of the "Three weeks before," "One week later," etc. helper screens that serve no purpose other than confuse you. However, about 10 years pass between when "the boys" have a shootout with the marshal and his mate, and Nate Reed is reunited with his wife long thought to have been killed in the battle. They now have a son about 10 years old (she was pregnant at the time of the shoot-out), yet nobody else has aged, and the wife looks better than ever. Perhaps most puzzling is the last few minutes of the movie, when the final showdown occurs and the bad vanquish the even badder. The good marshals show up to apprehend the bad marshal & company, and the scene cuts to Nate Reed leaving church with the family, he and his remaining stage-robber buddy now full-fledged law men. Crops are saved, nobody remembers, and all is forgiven. The more I think about it, the few stars I can give.

With all due respect, this movie is not worthy of the time you spend watching it. Trace Adkins tried to look sophisticated but I believe he came to the wrong territory; acting is not his business. The movie doesn't move anything inside the viewer and it's empty of real entertainment or solid story line. I really don't know they expect to make success with this run-of-the-mill picture.

What a pile of crap! Poor acting, poor script and a "movie" with Texas in the title shot in Canada. Hep me Jebus! What a pile of crap! Poor acting, poor script and a "movie" with Texas in the title shot in Canada. Hep me Jebus! What a pile of crap! Poor acting, poor script and a "movie" with Texas in the title shot in Canada. Hep me Jebus!

...should stick to music.Saw a few good reviews for this one and assume that they were either part of the cast or watching a different movie.Lame story. Bad acting. Apparently couldn't even be bothered to come up with new names for the characters. Not engaging, not amusing, not up to the standards of your cheesiest spaghetti western. Fan of B movies and this doesn't even hit that standard. Kept waiting for some redeeming feature...nothing showed. Way too many minutes of my life gone forever.