Last Gunfighter 16: Hell Town

Last Gunfighter 16: Hell Town

Feb 1, 2010 · William W. Johnstone and J.A. Johnstone · Directed by Ken Jackson · Last Gunfighter #16 · at GraphicAudio

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Buckskin, Nevada, was once a boomtown, then died a peaceful death. But when a fresh vein of silver is struck, Frank Morgan lets himself get pinned with a tin badge at the worst possible time. It's not the petty swindlers, or the stray murderer or two that will give Morgan problems. Instead, Buckskin is heating up from a miners strike, industrial sabotage, a hostile state militia and an outlaw gang that decides the time is ripe for an all-out assault on the town. Its up to the last gunfighter to put out the fire that's stoking a murderous cauldron, as combined events reach a fatal boiling point...
violenceRomance not assessedInferred themesjusticeconflictgreedheroismredemptionperseverance
A lone lawman faces a town on the brink of violent collapse.
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Cast · 22 voices

Casie PlattDavid CoyneDylan LynchEric MessnerJames KonicekJames LewisJeff BakerJohann DettweilerJonathan WatkinsKen JacksonLaura Quinn AndersonMichael GlennMort ShelbyNanette SavardRichard RohanSteven CarpenterSunny LaskeyTerence AselfordTim CarlinTim GetmanTom SimpsonTony Nam

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Directed by Ken Jackson

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