A good western!


I recommend it. It is an offbeat one but still good.

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I can't understand the low rating. Did I miss something?
It's slightly sub-par but not really bad.

>500 votes speak in favor of the movie. Most Westerns of the 1950s have about 100 votes.

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You didn't miss anything...just most people don't appreciate a good B western anymore.

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Actually, the reason it has a lot of votes and many of them low is that MST3K skipped sci-fi/fantasy for a week and picked on this film.

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The whole premise is bizzare. How could it be a good movie. Totally unbelievable!!

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Couid you explain!
The only thing unbelieveable is trying to kill a sherif who will be soon out of duty anyways.

PURSUED for comparison is completely unbelievable.

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Intersting western when the Marshal is better looking than all the saloon girls.

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I think it is the best of Roger Corman's westerns. It's offbeat quality attracts me. It's always good to see one of Corman's stock players, Jonathan Haze. I liked him as crazy Jake. He always seemed to get shot in Corman's films. He was in 'Five Guns West' too. I like Allison Hayes as the scheming saloon keeper.

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It was pretty bad. Ireland goes from Cherry Valence to this?
If someone has a gun trained on you you might want to take cover. Esp if it's a Winchester.

Kisskiss, Bangbang

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I always like John Ireland..and I liked him in this...Ireally liked his line near the end where he asks Rose..in case I don't see you again, is it a 2 way thing? and when she says yes..he takes a shot...LOL...

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