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I have a little pet fantasy, it is mixing horror with westerns. Why these two popular genre of pop culture haven't been combined more often is a mystery to me.
Samurai films and cowboy movies seem to have a lot in
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common. Tonight I watched a samurai werewolf film from 2004,
Kibakichi. It isn't a great film; but it did have the feel of what a hybrid horror/western film might be like.
Watching the movie gave me the idea to Google "cowboy werewolf," and I came up with this graphic novel, "
Strangeways: Murder Moon." I'm happy to see that there are others out there with the same fantasies that I have.
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