Based on a true story of Colorado's only convicted killer/cannibal Alfred Packer.
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طاقم العمل
James W. Roberson
Director
Patrick Dray
Alfred G. 'Alfred' Packer
Ronald Haines
Shannon Wilson Bell
Jim Dratfield
George ' California' Noon
Bob Damon
Israel Swan
Dave Ellingson
James Humphrey (Humphreys)
Ronny Holiday
Frank 'Reddy' Miller
William Broder
Gunman (W.W. 'Plug Hat' Anderson)
Teresa Wickersham
Receptionist
Lawrence Bleir
McMurphy
Cynthia Nessin
Polly Pry (Mrs. Leonel Ross O'Bryan)
Jim Beaman
Newspaper Executive #1 (Frederick G. Bonfils)
Lester Miller
Newspaper Executive #2 (Harry H. Tammen)
Ruth Seder
Landlady
J. Michael Eckert
Guard
Tom Peru
O.D. Loutsenhizer
Robert Lucas
Isaac 'Ike' Walker
Stephen Trenton
Tom Walker
Randy Morris
Mike Burke
Burton Raffel
Writer
Chuck Meyers
Writer
Mark Webb
Writer
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source: The Legend of Alfred Packer
The Legend of Alfred Packer is the unbelievable true story of the only man ever convicted in the U.S. of cannibalism, the same story later told in the film "Cannibal! the Musical", and partially told in "Ravenous". This film is unintentionally funny as it was so ineptly acted. The two actors that play the grotesque mountain men\trappers steal the show, while Packer is portrayed as a burley, half-crazed Civil War vet. Despite the bad acting, the locations and costumes are great. The direction is adequate but the internal and night-time scenes are very dark, resulting from either bad lighting or a bad video transfer. I cannot tell. Watching this movie it's easy to see that it was used as a reference for "Cannibal!" as some of the scenes, narrative devices, and even a costume design exactly parallel the ones in this movie. Despite it's shortcomings, I did enjoy seeing it.
source: The Legend of Alfred Packer
The Legend of Alfred Packer is the unbelievable true story of the only man ever convicted in the U.S. of cannibalism, the same story later told in the film "Cannibal! the Musical", and partially told in "Ravenous". This film is unintentionally funny as it was so ineptly acted. The two actors that play the grotesque mountain men\trappers steal the show, while Packer is portrayed as a burley, half-crazed Civil War vet. Despite the bad acting, the locations and costumes are great. The direction is adequate but the internal and night-time scenes are very dark, resulting from either bad lighting or a bad video transfer. I cannot tell. Watching this movie it's easy to see that it was used as a reference for "Cannibal!" as some of the scenes, narrative devices, and even a costume design exactly parallel the ones in this movie. Despite it's shortcomings, I did enjoy seeing it.
The film actually focuses on the college kids that believe they are on the same trail that Packer himself took. It's not a dramatized biography as expected. It's an okay film though. Strange things happen to the students as they walk the same path that Alferd/Alfred Packer took years ago. They see strange apparitions/visions and scare each other at times. It's kinda fun to watch but nothing what I expected it to be. I'd classify this more of a ghost story of Packer and not a biography (because it's NOT a biography at all). 4/10
The Legend of Alfred Packer
