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CHOWBOYS: AN AMERICAN FOLKTALE REVIEW



Things seem hopeless when three mysterious cowboys find themselves stranded on the coldest night in recorded history.

Starring: Adam Brooks, Jeremy Gillespie, and Matthew Kennedy

Directed and written by: Adam Brooks, Jeremy Gillespie, Matthew Kennedy, Steven Kostanski, and Conor Sweeney

  It’s one of the coldest nights in history, and three cowboys have found themselves in the middle of nowhere. Now horseless and hungry, they’ve started a fire, and begin an extremely bizarre conversation. One guy is so hungry he imagines eating a birthday cake. Another cowboy imagines bashing in that guy’s head, while the third cowboy breaks out Christmas presents for the other two. Obviously that’s not happening…or is it?
  The back and forth between what’s real and fake is awesome. The audience never knows what’s coming next. In the middle of their wild imaginations is a much different story of St. Nicholas. Lets just say he’s the naughty one this time! 
  “Chowboys: An American Folktale” is a wild and crazy tale. There’s twists and turns, and nothing seems to be off limits. Hell they even ruin Santa! The actors playing the chowboys easily bring the humor and horror no matter what they’re asked to do. Santa might not be a fan of this movie, but he would be proud with how nicely this film is wrapped up!

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*Shown at the 5th Annual Popcorn Frights Film Festival
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