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His deranged stepfather executes the sheriff that is going to arrest Thomas, and assumes his identity, wearing his clothes, driving his car though the roads in Texas and entitling himself as Sheriff Hoyt (R. Lee Ermey).
Is it the two shady fellas who followed them, the park's grounds keeper, the sheriff or is it his unfaithful wife.
Meanwhile a sheriff (Bo Hopkins)is investigating creepy deaths....
Fire Chief Bert Springer (Claude Akins), Sheriff Beasley (Sandy McPeak) & the town's mayor Jack Douglas (Bert Remsen) are on the scene in no time.
Errol Flynn plays Wade Hutton a cattle herd groupie turned suave, tough sheriff of Dodge City.
When Wade is turned into a sheriff, exactly one hour into the movie, the action and story really picks up and the tone of the movie turns a bit serious.
He's the savior of the town and hero when he takes the role as sheriff.
In the morning, they successfully reach a small town, meet the local minister Seth (Patrick Bergin) and the sheriff (Tim Thomerson) and report what happened along the night.
Her uncle and tutor Daniel (Richard Anthony Crenna) comes to the town nearby the Marquez Academy looking for his niece, and the sheriff tells him that she was found dead and eaten by coyotes in the previous night.
Typical stupid sheriff in this one who doesn't call for back-up and thinks his flashlight is a better weapon than his handgun.
The movies best line though is handled by the stereotypically oblivious and prejudice backwoods sheriff.
The plot is not worth repeating, you've seen it a million times, you know, a sheriff in a moral crisis- what sets this film apart is that it's over two hours long, and apparently no one had the wherewithal cut it to a watchable length.
Sheriff Shaw, the injured hostage of John Baron, bravely harassed John Baron of past president assassin's failures of escape.
Then seeing the sheriff, an aging hairy beast of a man, in nothing but his boxers, nailing the head cheerleader of the camp, for a "touch-down".
When the other objects, Reno shoots him and Kirby (Lee Van Cleef), becomes his new aide; the sheriff, a reformed drunk, goes along with Reno for the money.
The crowd has the Sheriff make him deputy.
Soon he finds Kirby has killed the drunken sheriff.
Reno tries to say York is Jay Turner; but this is the sheriff who had found his bullet-riddled jacket.
He finally understands, turns himself in to the sheriff and joins Reno in a cell.
His past lady-love, Helen(Sarah Lafleur), an animal conservationist, along with an egotistical wealthy hunter(Sam McMurray)and his sidekick Ahmed(Joe Holt)will assist the sheriff in his duties to take each croc out.
He even has the sheriff eating out of his hand and bully's everyone else to see things his way.
The script is boring and relentlessly dull, punctuated by such zingers as, "you moronic Bible thumper" and "show me a warrant otherwise I'm calling the police" (said to a sheriff).
The sheriff is on the take, so he won't help.
During his final years of being president of New World Pictures, Roger Corman produced another typical but fun car chase comedy starring Jimmy McNichol as a mischievous teenager who loves to steal cars and having the local sheriff and his bumbling deputies chase after him.
In every western movie you see somebody shooting with an old muzzle loader 5 miles and kick the rider from the horse; in every movie you see cowboys shooting from the hip, without aiming on a silver dollar thrown into the air, you guess, they hit, not to speak that villains do not get their opponents although they fire from close distance, let us say 20 centimeters, hundreds of broadsides, while the sheriff is shooting back with one single shot between the eyes of the five bandits.
The sheriff has a shootout with the villain and what happens?
The sheriff is felled - although not deadly.
When it comes to the second shooting the sheriff is clever enough not to risk a fair duel.Right so!
And Ben Wade, the toughest, smartest, most ruthless outlaw of all times, remains in town, in a hotel room with a girl, with his horse tied up outside the bar until the Sheriff and his men ride back into town and easily take him into custody.
(He has to be taken into custody early on in the movie in order to start this parody of getting him on the 3:10 to Yuma!) In one scene, toward the end, the gang offers the townspeople a $200 per person bounty on the Sheriff and each of the good guys and the townspeople go crazy in their desire to make $200 or more.
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