Revelation Trail

2013
R
1h 48m

IMDb RATING

4.3/10

226

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Drama Horror Western

In the late nineteenth-century, a holy man known only as the Preacher confronts unspeakable evil as a gruesome power consumes the frontier.In the late nineteenth-century, a holy man known only as the Preacher confronts unspeakable evil as a gruesome power consumes the frontier.In the late nineteenth-century, a holy man known only as the Preacher confronts unspeakable evil as a gruesome power consumes the frontier.

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IMDb RATING

4.3/10

226

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 nomination

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Trivia
The film's score was performed by only four people: Composer Paul Wurth, vocalist Madeline Rose, violinist Steve DiNardo, and percussionist J. Thomas Pennington.

Crazy credits
One of the credits in the film is for "Revelation Pail" cleaner. "Revelation Pail" was the name given to the crew's camping toilette, used in remote locations while shooting.

Connections
Referenced in Revelation Trail: Life on the Trail (2014)

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Featured review

8/10

Surprisingly good zombie Western flick...

Per my Summary line above, Revelation Trail is a surprisingly good zombie flick that managed to do a ton of good things with a skim working budget. The acting was solid, honest, heart-felt... especially the lead character (Preacher) and his law man co-star. The camera work was realistic and solid. The effects were much, much better than expected. If we as film lovers are lucky, perhaps Rev Trail has fathered a new genre of zombie horror. When you mix two historically-significant genres into one film, the end result is not always great. However, this movie certainly provided a fresh take on a genre that is starting to become a bit redundant. 2 thumbs up, 8 stars!