An Eye for an Eye

A former bounty hunter teams up with a younger one, to track down and kill the wanted gang leader who murdered his wife and little boy.

Cast

Robert Lansing

as Bill Talion

Patrick Wayne

as Benny Wallace

Slim Pickens

as Ike Slant

Gloria Talbott

as Bri Quince

Strother Martin

as Trumbull

Paul Fix

as Brian Quince

Clint Howard

as Jo-Hi Quince

Rance Howard

as Harry

Henry Wills

as Charley Beetson

Jerry Gatlin

as Jonas Beetson

Reviews

Wuchak

**_Vengeance Western in the shadow of the awesome Sierra Nevadas_** Robert Lansing and Patrick Wayne star as bounty hunters seeking their wicked prey (Slim Pickens). If there’s any doubt as to how evil the latter is, the opening scene removes it. Steely-eyed Lansing is surprisingly good as th...

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