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Hatfields and McCoys: Bad Blood

DramaWestern

A Union soldier on his way home runs afoul of Jim Vance and his nephew Ellison Hatfield. Confederate sympathizers, they're furious with the idea of one of their neighbors fighting for the Union.

Year

2012

Duration

1h 22m

IMDb

3.9

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Cast

Jeff Fahey

Devil Anse Hatfield

Christian Slater

Governor Bramlette

Perry King

Ran'l McCoy

Cast

Jeff Fahey

Devil Anse Hatfield

Christian Slater

Governor Bramlette

Perry King

Ran'l McCoy

Priscilla Barnes

Vicey Hatfield

Tim Abell

Jim Vance

Kassandra Clementi

Rosanna McCoy

SF

Sean Flynn

Johnse Hatfield

Lisa Rotondi

Sarah McCoy

John Wells

Valentine Hatfield

Ted Monte

Frank Phillips

Dylan Vox

Elias Hatfield

JS

John Shockley

Junior McCoy

Addy Miller

Alifair McCoy

Scott Thomas Reynolds

Asa McCoy

Jim Dougherty

Curtis

Drew Cash

Tolbert McCoy

JK

J. Kevin Combs II

Union drummer

JA

Joseph Aguon Drake

Townsfolk

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1 Comments

𝔸𝕓𝕕𝕚𝕗𝕒𝕥𝕒𝕙-𝕔𝕨Nov 22, 2022

Having no idea if the intent of this production is to ride the coattails of the History Channel's "Hatfields & McCoys" mini-series one has to think so. Obviously that one raised the current day brand recognition to an all time post WWII height, why not make a few lousy dollars? Sadly, this seems to be the the purpose of this "K-Mart" version of the tale. I suppose if it wasn't up against the superior History Channel treatment it may look like a much crisper (almost too clear 16:9 production reeks of HD videotape, i.e., no film soft grain) 1970's ABC "Movie of the Week", but since many viewers will be watching this after seeing the far superior Kevin Costner version it pretty much is laughable. In addition to the bargain basement production values we get a much different story. I know from research that The History Channel deviated somewhat, but here we have a very topical story with seemingly even more deviation. There just ain't any meat on these bones and the bones themselves are broken. In the back of my mind I get the feeling Jeff Fahey might have been quite good if given more to work with...That's about all I can say as the other performances were less than "phoned-in" to coin a phrase. O.K., it's watchable if somewhat laughable. That's the only reason I give it a 3 (full disclosure: If I had paid to see it the rating would be less). I don't know how much they paid Christian Slater for his meager role here, but seriously are infomercials next?