I was honored to be part of this exciting story of some fellow Kansas boys, whom I've always had a strong interest for; the infamous Dalton Gang. I was not only a Cowboy/horse wrangler for the film I also got a chance to ride in the Posse with Heck Thomas. Our horses were used in this magnificent film as well. Now when I had first met the cast and crew I was skeptical of how this film would turn out in the end. But soon after working with everyone for several days shooting various scenes here in the Flint Hills of Kansas on the Porter Ranch, I realized that this was a masterpiece in the works. We attended the World Premier of Death Alley the other night in Wichita and I'm gonna lay this out right here and now for anyone considerin' watching this film!
From the opening scene to the ending credits...my heart was racing wild with anticipation for the next scene! The storyline was impressive and flowed very organized! The actors went above and beyond to bring the Dalton brothers back to life on screen! I shed a few tears watching specific scenes that really put you in your feels! You could feel first hand, what the Dalton's musta have felt throughout the different scenes. Its been a long time since I've personally had an actor or actress reach out and grab my heart the way that the cast of Death Alley did. Lonesome Dove, Eight Seconds...look out!!!!! Cuz Death Alley has just taken place right up there with both of yall! And I'll admit, thats hard as hell to accomplish!
I cant express enough how pleased and astonished I am at how this film turned out! A true masterpiece of the decade!!!!! The action is as good as the final showdown in Open Range!!!!! Top notch and gets 10 stars from me!
Bravo ya'll. Splendid performance!
The Flint Hills Cowboy
"Doc Hinck"
