SNIPES' 'GALLOWWALKER' IN LIMBO: Cast and crew have yet to be paid; actor wants reshoots that studio can't afford.

     *Moviehole.com blogger Charley Bowdre wrote yesterday that the Wesley Snipes film "Gallowwalker" is in just as much trouble as the film's star, who is awaiting appeal on a three-year sentence for tax evasion.

      According to Bowdre, the horror/Western is currently stalled because crew and cast members have yet to be paid for their work. Also, ownership of the movie "may or may not be left with Snipes, who apparently wishes to extend scenes with the villain of the piece, played by Kevin Howarth," Bowdre wrote.

       Snipes wants to do the reshoots in Mexico, he added, "however, this can't be done cost-efficiently as costumes and props are locked up in a storage in Africa somewhere."       

       "I hear there's a good relationship with Snipes and Howarth, but the complete opposite regarding everyone else involved," Bowdre added.      

       In "Gallowwalker," a cursed gunman (Snipes) whose victims come back from the dead recruits a young warrior to help in the fight against a gang of zombies. The film also features Riley Smith ("Make it Happen") and Patrick Bergin ("Patriot Games").