Summary
A carnival of dust and gunpowder unfurls inside a frontier saloon where Larry, a lanky acrobat of panic, ricochets between chandeliers and card tables after crossing Gentleman Joe—a dapper despot who polishes his spurs with menace. The camera chases Larry through trapdoors, across rooftops, and into a rodeo of slapstick brutality: mirrors implode, whisky gushes like molten amber, and a piano erupts into a wooden geyser. Each gag is a staccato brushstroke on a canvas of escalating dread, until the final showdown detonates in a cyclone of fists, hats, and moral inversion—leaving the town’s moral compass spinning like a coin on the bar.
Synopsis
Larry falls afoul of wanted criminal Gentleman Joe, who runs a saloon full of tough guys and gunslingers.
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