I enjoyed watching this old western, growing up in the 50's and 60's there were so many westerns to choose from. The Cisco Kid was always one of my favorites along with many others. The Lone Ranger and the Rifleman was pretty much tops for me! Thanks!
thank you thank you for a red barry b-western i had never found. I have now seen 29 of red barry's 37 b-westerns including this one. The 8 I have not seen are KANSAS CYCLONE 1941, THE APACHE KID 1941, A MISSOURI OUTLAW 1941, ARIZONA TERRORS 1942, OUTLAWS OF PINE RIDGE 1942, SUNDOWN KID 1942, BLACK HILLS EXPRESS 1943, BORDER RANGERS 1950 in case you can find any of these.
@@ebor1951 congratulations on having them all. it would be fantastic if you could upload them to youtube, or can you suggest how i might get the 8 i have never found?
Now that was something I had never seen in a saloon: a small buffet set up at the end of the bar; neat. This was a little bit different kind of a Western, especially with the organ music for part of it, but interesting to watch anyway.
In most cases, un-suspected looks like, acting like angel is actually-black-wolf-but-wearing-white sheep skin cold blood-criminal-can never trust-anyone, except your family, in most cases.
Wish they would get their dates right. The Dalton gang did not commit crimes until 1890. There was no Dalton gang in 1875. This information is not difficult to find.
J. Sumner...Yep, I have watched many, many movies where the writers very clearly didn't even do the basic research for the movie. And I wonder...why..?? I can understand if being correct on the time period or location or some other aspect of the movie would somehow make the movie less exciting and make less money. But surely this excuse does not justify every movie. I lived in the Dallas/Ft. Worth Tx. area for well over 20 years and there are no rugged mountains anywhere near that area. There are some slightly raised elevation areas that one could call gently rolling hills, but that is all. So..I have watched many movies set in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area and in the background are tall snow-capped mountains. Uuhh...right...sure...!! And yes, I get it...snow-capped mountains are more exciting and pleasant to look at than flat land, so I can understand if that is why, if the writers actually knew that there are no mountains anywhere near Dallas/Ft. worth, that they had mountains in the story. But in so many other movies, the writers seemingly just didn't bother to do the barest of research and just banged out the script without any fact checking. Oh well....!!
That's an hour of my life I'll never get back... some movies are so bad they're interesting, but not this one. Just bad. Story line is poorly developed, so lots of reliance on uninteresting scenes of horses and people moving about. Feh.
Has to be one of the worst films I have ever watched.Kept hoping something was going to happen.They obviously had no plot or dialogue.A long tracking on horseback then an even longer one on foot with no dialogue.
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I enjoyed watching this old western, growing up in the 50's and 60's there were so many westerns to choose from. The Cisco Kid was always one of my favorites along with many others. The Lone Ranger and the Rifleman was pretty much tops for me! Thanks!
thank you thank you for a red barry b-western i had never found. I have now seen 29 of red barry's 37 b-westerns including this one. The 8 I have not seen are KANSAS CYCLONE 1941, THE APACHE KID 1941, A MISSOURI OUTLAW 1941, ARIZONA TERRORS 1942, OUTLAWS OF PINE RIDGE 1942, SUNDOWN KID 1942, BLACK HILLS EXPRESS 1943, BORDER RANGERS 1950 in case you can find any of these.
I'm a big Don Barry fan and have collected all of his westerns, including the titles you mention above on dvd.
@@ebor1951 congratulations on having them all. it would be fantastic if you could upload them to youtube, or can you suggest how i might get the 8 i have never found?
Now that was something I had never seen in a saloon: a small buffet set up at the end of the bar; neat. This was a little bit different kind of a Western, especially with the organ music for part of it, but interesting to watch anyway.
Can't say I've heard an organ as the soundtrack for a western. Kept looking for a mystery or suspense movie.
ditto
good western beatifull name of movie
I Sen this actor in so many movies and tv shows. But in the 1960-1970s he usually played the bad guy.
Okay more or less movie!
Bom filme.
In most cases, un-suspected looks like, acting like angel is actually-black-wolf-but-wearing-white sheep skin cold blood-criminal-can never trust-anyone, except your family, in most cases.
Don Red Barry meets Robert L. Lippert ... epic!
Wish they would get their dates right. The Dalton gang did not commit crimes until 1890. There was no Dalton gang in 1875. This information is not difficult to find.
J. Sumner...Yep, I have watched many, many movies where the writers very clearly didn't even do the basic research for the movie. And I wonder...why..?? I can understand if being correct on the time period or location or some other aspect of the movie would somehow make the movie less exciting and make less money. But surely this excuse does not justify every movie.
I lived in the Dallas/Ft. Worth Tx. area for well over 20 years and there are no rugged mountains anywhere near that area. There are some slightly raised elevation areas that one could call gently rolling hills, but that is all. So..I have watched many movies set in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area and in the background are tall snow-capped mountains. Uuhh...right...sure...!! And yes, I get it...snow-capped mountains are more exciting and pleasant to look at than flat land, so I can understand if that is why, if the writers actually knew that there are no mountains anywhere near Dallas/Ft. worth, that they had mountains in the story.
But in so many other movies, the writers seemingly just didn't bother to do the barest of research and just banged out the script without any fact checking. Oh well....!!
That's an hour of my life I'll never get back... some movies are so bad they're interesting, but not this one. Just bad. Story line is poorly developed, so lots of reliance on uninteresting scenes of horses and people moving about. Feh.
I can't think of a more annoying way to ruin a film than loud organ music. I guess they didn't trust the actors with dialog.
Meh.
Has to be one of the worst films I have ever watched.Kept hoping something was going to happen.They obviously had no plot or dialogue.A long tracking on horseback then an even longer one on foot with no dialogue.