Last of the Dogmen Page #3

Synopsis: A Montana bounty hunter is sent into the wilderness to track three escaped prisoners. Instead he sees something that puzzles him. Later with a female Native Indian history professor, he returns to find some answers.
Director(s): Tab Murphy
Production: HBO Video
 
IMDB:
7.0
Rotten Tomatoes:
69%
PG
Year:
1995
118 min
408 Views


American flag and the white flag of peace

People rushing around in great panic

and fear and he kept calling out

Not to be frightened, they'd been

promised protection, there was no danger

Suddenly, the troops attacked!

Now, two thirds of these

Indians were women and children

It was total chaos.

It was a massacre

Blood froze instantly on the bodies

Then looting began

Scalps were taken. Fingers,

ears, noses cut off

Babies were cut out of the wombs.

Women had their uteruses cut off

and the soldiers were

them on their hats

As a matter of fact, when they

put their clean coats back on,

they paraded through Denver with body

parts decorating their uniforms and horses

Among the few that escaped Sand Creek

were 20 men, women and children led by

Lone Wolf,

leader of the Dog Men

The soldiers chased them

northward, through 2 states

Right up into the mountains

of northwestern Montana

The blizzard force them to turn back

and they left the Indians for dead

Here, Lone Wolf

There

Now you know every thing

there is to know

It's late.

I'm tired. Good night

Wait a minute. Don't

you see? It all adds up

What?

Just suppose...

What if by a fluke,

or a miracle

What if Lone Wolf and

those Cheyenne did survive?

Isn't it possible their descendents

could of remained hidden in the Oxbow?

They didn't survive

How do you know?

They were starving in a hostile

environment, winter, only the clothes

on their back. They didn't survive.

You sure of that?

If there were Indians in the Oxbow don't you

think someone would have seen them by now?

Not necessarily

You are a nut case

Look at the wolf

Now we know wolves exist

in the Oxbow, ok?

I've found their tracks. I've heard

their howls. I've even found the spot

where one watched my camp for half a day

- But I've never seen one

- It's not the same

It is the same

It's not the same

Look, Elvis is dead

The government is hiding UFO's and there are

no Cheyenne Dog Soldiers living in the Oxbow

Why are you being so

goddamed pigheaded?

Because I'm goddamed good at it

I know you saw something out there

you can't explain. I do believe that

But I can't invest all this time and

energy into your fantasy, I rely on facts

Now, we're both tired.

I'm going to bed.

You're welcome to the couch

I should warn you, I tend to

walk around naked in the morning

Oxbow Quadrangle

These files contain copies of

every issue we ever published

93 years worth

There you are son

Happy hunting

Lost hunter

Friday, March 16, 1935

Search Suspended

Oxbow Claims 6 Lives

Wild Boy Captured

'A half-starved"...

"Nicknamed Jacko"

"Didn't speak a word of English"

Retirement home

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Tab Murphy

Tab Murphy is an American screenwriter who works in movies and television, notable for writing Disney movies, like The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Atlantis: The Lost Empire, and for directed Last of the Dogmen. more…

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