At age 14, Price was shot by a stray bullet during a political gunfight. While recovering at Kingston Public Hospital, he chose the name Bounty Killer .
Described as "grindhouse" with a video-game aesthetic, the film features frequent graphic violence and practical effects. The Bounty Killer (1965 Western)
The story follows Drifter (Matthew Marsden), the first bounty killer, and his former protégé Mary Death (Christian Pitre). The Bounty Killer
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Directed by Spencer Gordon Bennet, this American Western is notable for its cast of aging genre legends. At age 14, Price was shot by a
Set 20 years after corporate wars destroyed the world, the "Council of Nine" issues death warrants for white-collar criminals. Hired "bounty killers" hunt these executives for fame and cash.
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It features the final screen appearance of "Broncho Billy" Anderson , cinema’s first Western star.