Place of Bones

Set in 1876, this film follows a mother and daughter living on a remote ranch. Their isolation is interrupted when they take in a wounded outlaw. The man is a bank robber who has stolen money from his own gang, leading a ruthless group of criminals to track him to the ranch. The women must fight for their survival as the gang arrives to reclaim the fortune and seek revenge.

Directed by Audrey Cummings, this project follows her previous films, Berkshire County and Darken. The cast features Heather Graham as Pandora and Brielle Robillard as Hester, along with Tom Hopper, Corin Nemec, Donald Cerrone, and Gattlin Griffith. The screenplay was written by Richard Taylor and produced by Eric Gozlan, David Lipper, and Robert A. Daly Jr. This production was a joint effort between Canada and the United States, involving The Avenue Entertainment, Goldrush Entertainment, and Latigo Films.

The film received a mixed reception from viewers, earning a 4.9 rating on IMDb from 911 votes and a 5.4 rating on TMDB from 37 votes. These audience scores are lower than the rating from film critics, who gave the movie a 6.1 based on 15 reviews.