do i miss something . because the review by normadesmond69 must be about a different picture . the main problem here . a be so often the case with indie movie and be that the key creative responsibility such a produce and write and direct and play the lead get fill by one person and the one who have the vision for the movie . in this scenario the ability for real objectivity become lose a that individual be far too close to the project . the reality with this film be that the story be not strong to begin with and judge from the credit and there appear to be no one add perspective or any objective input . i would suggest the picture be in trouble before principal photography even begin . clearly though and james michael bobby be the absolute save grace in what would have be an otherwise dire and unwatchable movie . contrary to other view and i would argue that he totally pull his weight and do exactly what his character be suppose to do and be menace and vulnerable and the catalyst for action at a turning or break point in a deeply dull and empty marriage ( frankly i would have turn gay have i be marry to that dreary and needy woman ) . i do not agree with anyone who think that gregory christian deliver anything more than a lack lustre energy less performance in a highly confusing and self indulgent and yet ultimately predictable storyline for the genre . in sunset boulevard and the real norma desmond say and we do not need dialogue . we have face . sadly in this case normadesmond69 seem to have miss the irony that in cowboy junction they have neither .