Sam Williamson is a Senior Writer at Collider who focuses on horror movies, comedies, action adventures, and classic TV shows.
The Big Picture The amount of unmade Quentin Tarantino projects is, frankly, staggering. Whether it be the Vega Brothers movie, the long-gestating Kill Bill Vol. 3, his canceled Luke Cage movie from the '90s, or that rated-R Star Trek script that's been floating around, the very successful filmmaker hasn't been able to get every project of his off the ground.
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood RCrimeDrama A faded television actor and his stunt double strive to achieve fame and success in the final years of Hollywood's Golden Age in 1969 Los Angeles. The film's 1969 setting captures Dalton playing typical villains of the week on various TV shows, but it wasn't long ago that he was the leading man in his own Western series — Bounty Law. Much like many real classic Western programs, Bounty Law is presented as a black-and-white series that follows a town sheriff who has to deal with the weekly Big Bad. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood doesn't give us too many glimpses of Bounty Law, but when it does, it looks like a whole lot of fun.
Related One of Quentin Tarantino’s Best Scenes Doesn’t Have an Ounce of Blood or a Single Swear This montage stands as the most defining sequence of Tarantino’s career. That's right, each episode would follow Cahill on a different cowboy adventure. Whether Cahill would once again be played by Leonardo DiCaprio is yet to be seen.
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