After 6 years in the cavalry, Chad Santee plans to raise cattle with his brother Jubal but Jubal is involved in a different line of work.After 6 years in the cavalry, Chad Santee plans to raise cattle with his brother Jubal but Jubal is involved in a different line of work.After 6 years in the cavalry, Chad Santee plans to raise cattle with his brother Jubal but Jubal is involved in a different line of work.
James Seay
- Blackjack Silk
- (as Jimmy Seay)
Lane Bradford
- Deputy
- (uncredited)
William Fawcett
- Prospector
- (uncredited)
Frank Hagney
- Trapper
- (uncredited)
Al Haskell
- Townsman
- (uncredited)
Chuck Hayward
- Lookout
- (uncredited)
Harry Lauter
- Deputy
- (uncredited)
George Lynn
- Blake, Gang Member
- (uncredited)
Mathew McCue
- Townsman
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaMost of the characters are fictional, but Luther Yellowstone Kelly (1849-1928) was a real well-known trapper and Indian scout in Wyoming.
- GoofsWhen the stagecoach gets held up early in the movie, they are on a large dirt road and the team of horses is taken from the coach. As they camp that night, a large rock appears next to the rear wheel of the coach. This is an obvious interior shot much different from the earlier exterior shot.
- Quotes
[Chad stares at Rose]
Rose Fargo: Food no good?
Chad Santee: You know, ma'am, you're the first girl I've been close to in eight months.
Rose Fargo: You been in the guardhouse?
- ConnectionsRemade as Gun Fight (1961)
Featured review
More Complexity than Usual for a B-Western of the 1950's
The Gone Bad and Always Good Brothers are the Cliché that Propels this B-Western featuring an Aging, but Still in Shape, Buster Crabbe and the always Slimy Neville Brand who made a Career of Playing Really Bad Guys and Psychopaths.
In this one Brand is Up for the Challenging Role with more than One Dimension. His Scenes with Crabbe as Duling Opposites are Profound and Captivating. Michael Sansara as one of the Gang Members is the Really Bad Guy in this Above Average Low-Budget Western that also Includes a Couple of Strong Female Characters.
Ann Robinson as a Saloon Singer and Lita Milan as a Squaw used by the Outlaws as a Bartered for Flesh Slave add a Complexity not usually associated with these Throwaway Second Features . There are some Gun-Battles for the Action Oriented that are Well Staged and Soul Redeeming in Outcome.
Overall, more Goes On here than in the Standard Type for the Genre in the 50's. It's an Oft Told Tale Told with Heart and Bravado. It's Wrap Up is Wrapped Around that Baby Boomer Mantra so Prevalent for its Time, but has the Extra Ingredient of a Man who had Lost His Way but finds the Way Back to His Sibling, who was always "His Brothers Keeper", in Mind and Spirit.
In this one Brand is Up for the Challenging Role with more than One Dimension. His Scenes with Crabbe as Duling Opposites are Profound and Captivating. Michael Sansara as one of the Gang Members is the Really Bad Guy in this Above Average Low-Budget Western that also Includes a Couple of Strong Female Characters.
Ann Robinson as a Saloon Singer and Lita Milan as a Squaw used by the Outlaws as a Bartered for Flesh Slave add a Complexity not usually associated with these Throwaway Second Features . There are some Gun-Battles for the Action Oriented that are Well Staged and Soul Redeeming in Outcome.
Overall, more Goes On here than in the Standard Type for the Genre in the 50's. It's an Oft Told Tale Told with Heart and Bravado. It's Wrap Up is Wrapped Around that Baby Boomer Mantra so Prevalent for its Time, but has the Extra Ingredient of a Man who had Lost His Way but finds the Way Back to His Sibling, who was always "His Brothers Keeper", in Mind and Spirit.
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- LeonLouisRicci
- Sep 5, 2016
Details
- Runtime1 hour 19 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
- 1.37 : 1
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