Enjoyable Warner Bros western directed by a "home" director for the studio, Edwin Marin who, like his fellow studio director Ray Enright, spent his entire career - at least mostly - in Warner and specialized in westerns and also film noirs, crime dramas - not Enright though, only westerns. But both also made dramas or comedies. Both had parallel paths in movie business and also had the same age. Warner westerns were all fast paced, the studio trademark, but most of the time suffering from predictable schemes, despite the always excellent directing and performances. Randolh Scott was often present in those gems. Here the topic focuses on those Younger brothers outlaws, and we can imagine what could have been done with a bigger budget. That remains an efficient B movie. Warner western typical stuff.
Review of The Younger Brothers
