Review of The White Buffalo (1977) by Humberto F — 12 Apr 2015
Atypical Western is filled with mood and crackling dialogue that keeps you coming back for another listen. Bronson leads a list of Western stalwarts in a spooky hunt for the titular white buffalo (designed by Carlo Rambaldi) that is part Western, part horror movie, with some potent psychological undertones.
Bronson turns in a stellar turn as the driven Wild Bill Hickok, with able support from Jack Warden. John Barry's score adds plenty of atmosphere. The movie's weird mystical vibe may turn off most general Western fans, but for those looking for a little something different, this movie is worth checking out.
This review of The White Buffalo (1977) was written by Humberto F on 12 Apr 2015.
The White Buffalo has generally received mixed reviews.
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