One year after the attack by the Comanche and Kiowa tribes a small group of settlers have essentially gone about their daily lives with peace having been brought to the area due to the efforts of a freed black man by the name of "Britt Johnson" (Tony Todd). Yet even though things have returned to normal, not everyone is satisfied--with one man in particular named "Ralph Holtz" (Chris Wiggins) still angry about his wife "Delores Holtz" (Cynthia Preston) preferring to live with the Kiowa rather than with him. Likewise, Britt's best friend, "Alan Johnson" (Christopher Reeve) still hasn't gotten over the rape of his wife "Mary" (Janet Bailey) by the Comanche either. So when a preacher named "Reverend Thorne" (John Blackwood) comes to the area preaching violence and carrying stolen army repeating rifles the situation becomes even more volatile from that point on. Now rather than reveal any more I will just say that this was a pretty good sequel to the original film which keeps the tension running from start-to-finish. Admittedly, although the made-for-television format tended to limit some of the more graphic elements in order to appeal to a general audience, it was still a good film and I have rated it accordingly. Slightly above average.