This country vigilante tale centers around the homecoming of singer Cole Jackson (Haggerty) who discovers strange happenings centered around his brother, redneck crooks, and the FBI. It has clever dialogue ("I've never been shot before"), Dukes of Hazzard-style chases, as well as a collection of firearms from Ruger revolvers to Colt Peacemakers to hunting rifles to tactical shotguns. All of which are pointed at someone during the course of the action. The movie title says it all as it ends with a war between the do-good Jackson brothers and their tormentors that hassle them. The film reminds me some of Road House and Fire Down Below. It was a great find as a Dan Haggerty fan since childhood.
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