Heaven with a Gun

If you remove the character played by Barbara Hershey, this would be a much better film. Her acting and casting hurt every scene she graced.

Entertaining western feels like a padded TV pilot at times (outside of some surprisingly harsh sex and violence), but is well served by it's cast -- Ford is ideal as the reformed preacher, Anderson and Carradine make for a fine villainous duo, and Jones has some nice moments as the stoic hooker-with-a-heart-of-gold. Sharp screenplay manages to tie up it's multitude of characters and subplots with exceptional skill.