Gone Are the Days Page #2

Synopsis: 1908. In the fading twilight of the Old West, Taylon Flynn, a once feared outlaw now forgotten and rendered obsolete by the passage of time, wastes away in virtual anonymity on a decrepit ranch. Unable to reconcile the man he was with the man he has become, he summons an old accomplice for one last ride in a desperate attempt to seek redemption for the error of his ways; a daughter he abandoned, a friend he left for dead, and a wife brutally murdered for his crimes. Determined to extract his revenge with boots on and guns blazing, Taylon's vengeance ride is quickly derailed by the ruthless boss of a dying mining town and a legendary lawman harboring a dark secret. With his last chance at redemption rapidly escaping, Taylon must confront the inner demons he purged long ago and truly atone for his past sins in order to save his soul and the one thing in life that he truly loves.
Genre: Western
Director(s): Mark Landre Gould
Production: Oculi Entertainment
 
IMDB:
4.8
R
Year:
2018
99 min
32 Views


A bottle of your best.

Wanna dance?

No, no.

Tall glass.

Yeah.

God damn piano.

Piano, it's like tinky-tinky.

Have you seen my friend yet?

He's probably upstairs with a whore.

You know,

this is the only place to stay, so.

You all right, mister?

- Where's Heidi?

- Sam's daughter?

She's probably upstairs working.

What do you mean working?

Jade put her to work here

right after Sam passed.

Where?

That son of a b*tch.

Where's my gun?

No.

You looking for your guns?

- Give them back, Virgil. I need them.

- Calm down.

They took them from you last night.

Who's got them?

Don't know.

You have a fun night?

I didn't think you were up

for something like that.

No, I wasn't.

Who were you with last night?

- Some girl.

- A redhead?

Nope. Why?

Why are we here? Let's get going.

- I gotta give her something.

- Give who what?

Heidi.

Why don't you just tell her

she's your daughter?

I've been trying for 2O years.

Can't find the words.

Look.

I find out she's whoring.

And...

I need some time to figure it out.

Well... I can't stay.

They don't like me much

in this town and...

I've already had my dance.

Tell you what.

How about I go on ahead,

-scout out the bank?

- Do that.

Good. Glad you agree.

Don't you go dying

before we get to Durango.

Go on, get.

I got... I gotta get some sleep.

Eat your peas, son.

Hurry up, hurry up! We gotta get laid

before we get outta them whores.

- Damn right.

- I haven't had a poke in damn near a week.

- Let's go.

- Hey, fellas!

We got young ins and a lady here with us.

You boys look new to Durango.

Hell, we are, we just come down

from the mine.

- Who's the old man trying to hush us'?

- That there's our sheriff.

Will McMullen's his name.

Used to be a Texas Ranger.

You don't say. A real-life Texas Ranger?

Well, hell. I gotta meet him.

Take it easy, now.

Hey. Hey-

What part of Texas you used to ranger?

The whole state.

Lived in San Antonio

if that's what you mean.

Hey, Tommy. You from them parts.

You ever hear of a Ranger

named Will McMullen?

Nope.

Just wanted you to watch your language,

that's all.

I think the old Ranger is threatening you.

Watch yourself now.

- That right, old man?

- Yeah.

- You threatening me?

- Mm-hmm.

Ma'am, I will cover your dinner,

while you get your children

out of here now.

Let's go. Thank you, Sheriff.

Go on, get.

All right, you take it easy, partner.

I got a drink here.

Damn, that steak looks good.

Welcome to town, fellas.

It's a peaceful little town.

Sure, we got gentlemen that like to kick

the stink around from time to time.

But not while the sun's up.

Not around young ins. Not around women.

So, if you abide by the rules,

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