Rawhide 2 Dirty Deeds

The "dirty deeds" in this three-hour opus start early, with ranch hand Anthony Rosano and Kristina Rose's post-coital afterglow rudely interrupted by bad guy Marcus London, who reacts to Rosano's challenge with a gunshot to the back of Rosano's head.

Kayden Kross is a recently widowed rancher, keeping it together as predatory land developer Bree Olson (if you're going to snicker like that, you can leave the room right now) tries to drive Kross out and buy her property. Kross enlists drifter Tommy Gunn to replace her AWOL ranch hand as Olson leans on practically everybody in town, sexually and economically, to get her way.

Sheriff Evan Stone leans on Gunn and then tries to lean on Olson, but she knows his loyalties are divided between Olson's bribe money and Kross's pussy, both of which he has been getting regularly. When arson takes Kross's barn, Gunn splits — but he comes back and saves the day, winning Kross in the bargain. This well-directed production makes good use of silence and picturesque surroundings, with excellent images by Nic Andrews and Ralph Parfait.

There is a director's commentary track on the main video. Extras on a second disc include behind-the-scenes, interviews, bloopers, solo scenes, a bonus scene with Bree Olson and Evan Stone from "Sunshine Highway," a look at the special effects, trailers and a still gallery. A third disc included in the package has the original 2003 "Rawhide," starring Carmen Luvana.