in Huntsville on the days of their executions. Deceased Ronald Allridge: Executed in June 1995. James Allridge: Executed in August 2004. Suzanne Basso: Executed in February 2014. Betty Lou Beets: Executed in February 2000. James Eugene Bigby: Executed in March 2017. Lester Bower: Executed in June 2015. Ignacio Cuevas: Executed in May 1991. Carlos DeLuna: Executed in December 1989. George Hassell: Executed in February 1928. Larry Allen Hayes: Executed in September 2003. Henry Lee Lucas: Died in prison in March 2001. Stephen McCoy: Executed in May 1989. Jerry Walter McFadden: Executed in October 1999. Ronald O'Bryan: Executed in March 1984. James Paster: Executed in September 1989. Reginald Perkins: Executed in January 2009. Angel Maturino Resendiz: Executed in June 2006. Tommy Lynn Sells: Executed in April 2014. James Edward Smith: Executed in June 1990. Karla Faye Tucker: Executed in February 1998. Cultural references "Huntsville", a song on Merle Haggard's 1971 album, Someday We'll Look Back references being sent to Huntsville Prison. The Getaway, a 1972 Sam Peckinpah film, which starred Steve McQueen, was filmed here. Cross Canadian Ragweed has a song that is about the prison called "Walls of Huntsville" on their 2002 self-titled album. Steve Earle recorded "Ellis Unit One" (after the Ellis Unit) for the 1995 film Dead Man Walking. The song's lyrics focus on the effect of the death penalty on the guards that carry it out. Earle has been a vocal critic against the death penalty. Kevin Costner portrayed the convict Butch Haynes in the 1993 film A Perfect World, who escaped from Huntsville Prison. Texas Country artist Cody Johnson refers to the prison in his song "Texas Kind of Way", with the lyric "might as well just lock me up in Huntsville, if your memory's here to stay". In the 2007 film No Country for Old Men, it was mentioned that the Sheriff in Terrell County, Texas had sentenced a man to death in the Huntsville Unit for killing a 14-year-old girl. Subject of a song by country singer Bobby Bare - "Back Home In Huntsville Again" In Quentin Tarantino's "Jackie Brown", the characters played by Samuel L. Jackson and Robert De Niro first met while doing time in Huntsville. In the 2003 video game Freelancer, the LPI Huntsville is a prison ship orbiting Houston planet in the Texas system. David Allen Coe refers to the "Huntsville prison walls so high" in his song Houston, Dallas,