Bone Tomahawk to me is one of the best debut movies from a first time director I've ever seen. A legitimate top tier western that combines great cinematography, writing, and doubles as a legitimately terrifying horror movie. He then follows it up with the really unsettling dragged across concrete and Brawl on Cell Block 99. I think the one criticism I've seen of his movies is that he does seem to put in some strange leanings on how he portrays minorities in his movies.The native characters in bone tomahawk are portrayed are ruthless murdererous cannibals. The latinos in cell block 99 are gangbanger thugs. The blacks in dragged across concrete are thugs and the police brutality is justified. To me as a minority I see what the criticisms are but they strangely work for the story he's trying to portray. He's in a lot of ways like a modern John Ford.