An ambitious, cluttered movie that wants to do too much and ends up accomplishing little. If it was a television series, it could work, but even the most patient, understanding viewer will feel shortchanged at the end.

The Wolf And The Lamb is a superior western horror that will burn your barn down. Set your spurs to shiver, and enjoy!

Blends a number of traditional concepts together, resulting in a configuration that feels pleasingly new and unpredictable.

The dialogue is full of awkwardly ornate old-timey speech, which none of the actors can convincingly pull off, and the setting rings just as false.