Directed and co-written by David Von Ancken along with Abby Everett Jaques, Seraphim Falls (2006) is a revisionist Western movie. Set during the Civil War in 1868, the movie follows Gideon, who is ...

"Seraphim Falls" looks like something out of the ordinary solely by virtue of its rarity, but in 1956, it would have been a solid but unexceptional revenge Western. Aside from spasms of brutal ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. David Von Ancken, a director best known for his work on the television series “Code Black” and action-thriller film “Seraphim ...

At the time that Seraphim Falls was released in 2006, it had only been four years since Pierce Brosnan’s final appearance as James Bond in 2002’s Die Another Day. As for Neeson, this film came out ...

In the early scenes of David Von Ancken’s moody Western “Seraphim Falls,” we watch a grizzled Pierce Brosnan get shot, swim over a waterfall, start a fire with gunpowder, cut the bullet from his ...

A simple story told directly, “Seraphim Falls” is the kind of picture that one would naturally assume comes along several times a year. And likely did, if the year was sometime in the 1940s or ‘50s ...

“Seraphim Falls” comes from Mel Gibson’s company, Icon Productions, but it’s so creatively and consistently violent you’d think Gibson himself directed it, too. (He didn’t — it’s actually the ...

“Seraphim Falls,” like “Apocalypto,” values movement over dialogue-conversation, when it happens, is in negligibly flat, Zane Grey banalities; you can hear “I reckon,” “I’d be obliged,” and “’round ...

In the case of Seraphim Falls, Sony didn’t give anyone an extra incentive to pick up this release. The only extras are a commentary and a making-of documentary. The studio didn’t appear to think that ...