Plot: Director Christopher Cain takes an up-close look at the devastation wrought by religious fanaticism with this romantic drama set against the backdrop of the 1857 Mountain Meadows Massacre. Read More
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Wow... what a waste of money. As a history buff... i was disappointed in the gray historical reference, fictitious characters, and loose (at best) innuendo. This movie was a hack job... attacking th... e Mormon and General Religious Community as a whole. This movie was sold to shed light and educate us on what happened on that fateful September tragedy. Instead, it dug up the most controversial, undocumented, and biased version of the event protrayed by "organized religion-haters" and slapped it on film. Just in time too... when a Mormon is running for President (coincidence? NOT!!!). This version of the story should be filed with all the other conspiracy theorist's sponsored crap. It also shows how much bigotry and hatred there still are for other people. If you want to watch this movie... dont waste your money. Find away to watch it for free, so no more money goes in to sponsor Historical Hacks. Full Review
I am afraid that "Googling" the controversial aspects of the massacre would be pointless, seeing that a lot of the information comes from the same kind of people who made this pathetic movie. They al... l seem to leave out the fact that Brigham Young scolded the men who commited the horrible act. What they also fail to mention, is that the Mormons had been persecuted and driven from place to place for years. They finally withstood the trek to Utah, with the loss of countless members of the church. Not too long after the mormon settlers arrived, the same people who had driven them from what was once their home, decided to pass through mormon territory. One must wonder, first off, why they chose to pass through the territory in the first place. Was Utah not big enough for them to pass through? They also fail to mention that when these people passed through the Mormon's territory, many of them burned crops and killed livestock. Now, this is no excuse for a massacre. And like I said, Brigham Young said that the men who did it would be held accountable for their actions. However, it would be great if the movie showed the other side of the story. The movie is simply outrageous. It is either an attempt at making Romney look like a "Christian" killer, or a poor attempt at tying the event with 9/11. Full Review
Really one of the best movies I have seen all year. A wonderful script and the direction was flawless. I loved it. Kudos for a brave film that makes a difference.
My great grandmother, Prudence Angeline Dunlap Koen, was a surviving child of Lorenzo and Nancy Dunlap. Two Dunlap families and a Mitchell family were related. Twenty one family members murdered and ... only five little cousin girls survived. The horror that she faced all her life could not have been shown more clearly. She watched her family murdered and was afraid for her life if she ever mentioned what she knew had happened. The after math of the massacre was as cruel as the massacre it's self. I, as a victim, am glad the truth has been told. The injustice of a cover up and the blame placed on victims and on Indians has continued up until the 1999 unearthing of bones at a grave site. This discovery did indeed prove that it was not done by the Indians. Who ever doubts the severity of this massacre and thinks it should have never been told, did not live with the reality of it in their family. Healing can never start if the truth is hidden by lies. This movie has opened the door for an apology, and there is hope one will come. It has nothing to do with the Mormon religion, just the fact they would not admit to the truth. Full Review

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