Mouth of Caddo

About This Movie

Mouth of Caddo presents a gritty slice of outlaw life in 1870s Texas. The film dives into the lives of three characters—Will Edwards, James McKinnon, and the enigmatic 'Kid Called Kelly'—as they navigate both the harsh landscape and the precarious law chasing them. The atmosphere is heavy with tension, almost palpable, especially in the desolate settings that feel like a character themselves. Pacing is deliberate, allowing the viewer to sit in the moments of dread and camaraderie. It's raw and unrefined, with practical effects that give it a distinct tactile quality. The performances are solid, with an authenticity that’s often rare in modern Westerns. Overall, it’s a unique take on the genre, not polished but certainly engaging in its own rugged way.

Focuses on the struggles of outlaws. · Strong atmosphere and practical effects. · Distinct pacing that enhances tension.