Director: Brian Skiba
Nicolas Cage and Stephen Dorff ride into frontier trouble in Gunslingers, a 2025 Western directed by Brian Skiba and shot as a co-production between the United States and the United Kingdom. Cattle theft, a rigged courtroom hearing and a lynch mob set the stage for a lean, fast-moving standoff between outlaws and the men trying to outsmart them.
What is Gunslingers about?
Lou Cramer stands accused of rustling cattle, and testimony from a rancher and the town marshal, both secretly tied to the real gang behind the crime, is enough to convict him. Whip, who knows the truth, pulls Cramer away from a mob bent on hanging him before any proper hearing can run its course. Working with Winks McGee and Libby Rawlings, Whip starts closing in on proof against the gang, only for one member to be silenced by his own crew, leaving Whip holding the blame instead. Costas Mandylor, Heather Graham and Scarlet Rose Stallone fill out a small frontier town where nobody's loyalty is quite what it looks like.
Cast & crew
Stephen Dorff and Nicolas Cage headline a cast built for a tight, character-driven Western rather than a sprawling epic, trading gunfights for tense standoffs and hard bargains. Costas Mandylor and Heather Graham bring weight to the town's more compromised residents, while William McNamara, Bre Blair, Randall Batinkoff and Scarlet Rose Stallone round out a frontier community where everyone has something to hide, under Brian Skiba's direction.
Context & significance
A joint American-British production, Gunslingers clocks in at a brisk 55 minutes and carries an IMDb score of 6.1, putting it among the more tightly paced entries in a recent wave of Western revivals built around recognizable genre stars. Its short runtime and small-town setting keep the focus on a handful of characters rather than large-scale gunplay.
Where & how to watch
Gunslingers streams on K-Time once a viewer logs into a free account, and the film's page can be browsed without logging in first. A Persian dub and Persian subtitles are both available, letting Farsi-speaking audiences choose how they want to follow this frontier story on K-Time's Persian-focused platform.