Antonio Sabato Jr.'s portrayal of Lucas makes us understand why people were so attracted to him. His characterization is so complex: sometimes a victim, sometimes a lover, sometimes a colleague-in reality he is none of these, and all of these. I would have been happier if the relationship between Henry and Ottis had been fleshed out a bit more, but I guess all the homophobes would have been turned off, especially in 2009. It's sad that this feature hasn't made it to streaming video, but fortunately I was able to snag a copy and it's just as interesting now (in 2020) as it was when I first saw it (which must have been 7 to 10 years ago).
Review of Drifter: Henry Lee Lucas
