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Miners in the late 1800's wander into a small town with a strange set of rules.
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The Movie RX Podcast — Sundown (2025) Movie Review. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
everybody how you doing today we talk about movie called sundown and there's a lot of movies with the title sundown and I just was saying a couple my a lot of my not a lot of my movie views with same titles when I say oh yeah there's another movie called sundown but of course I'll make sure you get the correct movie down talking about it was the year it came out the poster art and of course the description of the movie and also if you're interested this movie is out now on to be TV so check that out if you check this movie out if you want to this movie is a drama western horror movie and the reason why I say drama first because it is mainly more drama it's about these minors you know making they want to make gold they're talking about their lives damn it's many more it's just to grab something drama a lot of talking and then once bigger to the town that's when you see like the horror kind of like amp up a little bit I would say because it's still it's just a long stretch of a movie to deal with
the talk and then that and don't get me wrong the acting is really good though and I like the lighting effects for this movie how spooky the western setting is with the lighting the dark lights and it makes it work so I give credit for that and even though I understand where this movie was going at you know you know it picks up with the whole elements later when it makes this creepy woman not creepy she's very beautiful but she does get creepiest sometimes you know and I also say she's like a succubus character that she wants these minus soul and then you get to your ending where it's kind of open the doors when you give you understanding what this movie is really about I've seen stuff like this done before where it comes to the objective of this movie but I feel like the movie was good for what it is well executed where comes to the drama aspects of it as for the horror not so much because I feel like the director wanted to go with less less horror just go with the drama build up for the one of the characters and you also get to your end credit when they post have a sequel for
this movie but I want to know I'm debuting to see when the sequel is going to release but guess what the sequel for this movie is already released it's called Don't Break the Worlds and it's on TV also right now so you could check that out too all in all it's a true there's always a trial and error if you want a good drama acting to your horror where there's more drama based and I say check this movie out but I out of the way it's a trial and error movie it's like a snowball and I would say my opinion anyway over and out and peace
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