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The Scarlet Worm
In the old west, the lucky ones died first. Luckier still were the ones who were never born at all!
Genres
Western
Overview
An aging killer trains a young hired gun in a plot to assassinate a meek brothel owner performing barbaric abortion acts on his prostitutes.
Details
Budget
$25000
Revenue
$0
Runtime
93 min
Release Date
2011-08-27
Status
Released
Original Language
English
Vote Count
6
Vote Average
4.2
Cast
Meet the talented actors who bring the movie to life.
Aaron Stielstra
Dan van Husen
Heinrich Kley
Kevin Giffin
Hank
Brett Halsey
Mr. Paul (as Montgomery Ford)
Michael Forest
Judge Hanchet
Ted Rusoff
Print's Attorney
Derek Hertig
Lee
Rita Rey
Annabelle
Mike Malloy
Mathis Reed, Love Cowboy
Domiziano Arcangeli
Love Cowboy Leader
Eric Zaldivar
Gus
David Lambert
William Hardtmuth, Rustler
Ryan McGlazer
Blue Jay Joe
Robert Amstler
The Rifleman
Raymond Isenberg
Pugilist
Jojo Myricks
Big Mercy
Lou Michaels
Indian Shaman
Dani Estenger
Gertie
Amber Rowe
Caroline
Michael Fredianelli
Gordon - Love Cowboy
Trevor Grosso
Chester - Love Cowboy
Mikel Arvizu
Blevins - Love Cowboy
Gabriel Kalomas
Bose - Love Cowboy
Emily Amezcua
Josie
Patricia Liu
Molly
Adam Flohr
Peter
Tim Jahn
Muldoon
Anthony Sant'Anselmo
Gavin
Lealon T. Messick
Spota
Dionisio Leal
Grover
Travis Lee Eller
Barry
Andy Greenfield
Ned
Michael Nosé
Chan
Michael A. Martinez
Pat Garrett / Bartender
Tim Hall
Stinkwater Smith
John Love
John Love
Kyle Lambert
Charles Boonsmith
Crystal Hertig
Sheila
Eric Cisneros
Oscar
Pancho Cisneros
Jose
Michael Hough
Curly
Thomas Fuhrman
Jacks
Wes Smith
Peterson
Andrew Manley
Cusper
Brian Deemy
Blue
Andrew Allen
Shaggy
Devon Rogers
Jean
Cheryl Rodes
Gertie (voice)
Rosalyn Mitchell
Caroline (voice)
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