Gallowwalker

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Gallowwalker

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Directed by Andrew Goth
Produced by Alex Avant
Michael Gebauer
Joanne Reay
Written by Andrew Goth
Joanne Reay
Starring Wesley Snipes
Riley Smith
Patrick Bergin
Country Flag of the United States United States
Language English
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Gallowwalker is a 2009 horror western film directed by Andrew Goth and starring Wesley Snipes and Riley Smith.

Shooting has been completed, and the film is currently scheduled for release in 2009.[1]

The film attracted attention after speculation that it will be released in U.S. theatres. If so, it will be Wesley Snipes' first theatrically released film since Blade: Trinity in 2004.

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"Live by the gun. Die by the gun. Come back for more..."

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When a nun broke her covenant with God to save the life of Aman, her unborn son, he was cursed for life. As an adult, Aman (Snipes) has killed those who have crossed him. But his curse brings his victims back to life, and as the undead, they pursue him endlessly for revenge. Forever suffering this curse, Aman enlists Fabulos (Smith), a young gunman, to fight by his side against his undead victims.

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The film first came to general attention in 2005 as The Wretched with Chow Yun-Fat penciled in to star as zombie bounty hunter Rellik.[2][3][4] However, the film dropped off the radar until the involvement of Wesley Snipes brought it back to press attention.

The filming in Namibia coincided with Snipes' tax problems. The backer, Gary Smith, has ensured there was a completion bond as back-up, but Smith declared, "We are happy that he continues to turn up on set each day. If his indictment creates this amount of press it shows he is a star."[5]

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