Kill Cavalry

Absolutely, mind-numbingly dire. After four years of grinding war.... immaculate uniforms and equipment? Incoherent dialogue, mumbled lines, wooden acting. It's not even school-play standard. Could I do any better? I'm not a director, nor a producer, nor an actor... but at least I'd try. I'd make an effort. No-one connected with this movie did.

Well let's start out with what's bad Dialogue music acting ten minutes without a word uttered (which turns out to be a highlight) History is wrong. How do I know ? I have a PhD in history and was in glory, Gettysburg and gods and generals You can't get the guys name right ? Hudson ??

Cmon man

He was 27 this guy is at least 50 Wheeler was not in the same class at West Point Further. The average age of a soldier was 22 not 62 I doubt there were this many fat soldiers either I'd really like to say something nice about this effort Let me end with this. You seldom take cannon into a forest and expect to hit anything but trees. Jeez I see some have called this a re-enactment. It's not Nothing I'd like better if I was a soldier than to see a lot of fat old guys standing in a straight line Oh of course. It says it's January but it looks like April Now there really was a hugh Judson kilpatrick and he was Sherman's chief of cavalry on the March through Georgia. He was called kill cavalry because his tactics were suspect. (See general Elon farnsworth). So why make something like this where literally NOTHING is correct or very good ?

The rifles are wrong. The artillery is wrong the uniforms are wrong If anything deserves a zero it's this sad misuse of time If you want to see Santa Claus in the civil war ?

If you watch long enough there might be a fat guy with a red suit also.

Watched for about 10 minutes. A boring re-enactment film. When they were firing rifles, they were pointing most at the sky. Probably shot mire ducks than soldiers.

More like a reenactment of the Civil War than a movie. Watch it if you like reenactments of the Civil War otherwise skip.

The film was produced, directed, and written by the same person. Takes a rare talent to do that successfully. Sadly, he is not that rare talent. This was obviously done on a shoe string budget. The direction is abysmal and the acting is robotic. It is devoid of any emotion and the lines are delivered without any enthusiasm or emotion; almost monosyllabic. The battle scenes appear to be done by re-enactment hobbyists. There is only one scene where the combatants raise the rebel yell. For comparison, the battle scenes in "Gettysburg" were done with mostly hobbyists. There is no background information provided as to the characters and one is left to surmise that the animosity Gen. KilPatrick had against Gen. Wheeler may be just the Union/Confederate thing; although it hints there may be more stemming back to their days at West Point. The film is disjointed, has low production values, and poor acting. Unless you are a HARD CORE civil war buff, give it a pass.