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El terror de Texas

Título original: Texas Terror
  • 1935
  • Approved
  • 51min
PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
5,1/10
1,1 mil
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John Wayne, George 'Gabby' Hayes, and LeRoy Mason in El terror de Texas (1935)
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John el sheriff se ve obligado a renunciar a su cargo, tras la muerte de su mejor amigo. Con la llegada de la hija de su amigo, John la ayudará con las labores del rancho, a la vez que indag... Leer todoJohn el sheriff se ve obligado a renunciar a su cargo, tras la muerte de su mejor amigo. Con la llegada de la hija de su amigo, John la ayudará con las labores del rancho, a la vez que indagará para descubrir a los culpables del asesinato.John el sheriff se ve obligado a renunciar a su cargo, tras la muerte de su mejor amigo. Con la llegada de la hija de su amigo, John la ayudará con las labores del rancho, a la vez que indagará para descubrir a los culpables del asesinato.

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    • Robert N. Bradbury
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  • Reparto principal
    • John Wayne
    • Lucile Browne
    • LeRoy Mason
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  • PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
    5,1/10
    1,1 mil
    TU PUNTUACIÓN
    • Dirección
      • Robert N. Bradbury
    • Guión
      • Robert N. Bradbury
    • Reparto principal
      • John Wayne
      • Lucile Browne
      • LeRoy Mason
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    John Wayne
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    • John Higgins
    Lucile Browne
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    • Bess Mathews
    • (as Lucille Browne)
    LeRoy Mason
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    • Joe Dickson
    • (as Leroy Mason)
    Fern Emmett
    Fern Emmett
    • Aunt Martha Hubbard
    George 'Gabby' Hayes
    George 'Gabby' Hayes
    • Sheriff Ed Williams
    • (as George Hayes)
    Jay Wilsey
    Jay Wilsey
    • Blackie Martin
    • (as Buffalo Bill Jr.)
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    7jayraskin1

    A Better Than Average Wayne Performance

    "Texas Terror" is better than a lot of the Wayne Lonestar Productions. In this one, Wayne gets a chance to expand on his usual innocent-tough guy persona. After an incident where his friend gets shot, a distraught Wayne quits his job as sheriff. He falls apart and grows a beard and looks like he's halfway towards turning into a Gabby Hayes, gruff-old- goat character. He then does another nice-turn-around to get back to being the hero. Wayne is less stiff and actually looks interested in the scenes he's in. Its really one of his best early performances.

    Besides Wayne getting to play a more multi-dimensional character, there's a great plot twist at the end. It is Wayne's Indian friends who come charging on horseback to the rescue. It is nice to see a 1935 movie where the Indians are truly the good guys and heroes in the tale.

    There's an hilarious milking contest in the middle. The losing milker looks exactly like the Pappy Yokum character from Li'l Abner. He was probably the prototype.

    Overall, this Wayne Lonestars becomes more interesting as it goes along. This is not something you can say about some others.
    7FightingWesterner

    A More Brooding Wayne

    Under the mistaken belief that he killed his best friend, John Wayne quits his job as sheriff and leaves town to become a desert tramp. A year later, he cleans up his act in order to help his friend's daughter with the horse ranch she inherited. The two fall in love but the real murderer plans on ruining the ranch in order to take her away!

    Texas Terror is a likable entry in Lone Star's series of Saturday matinée westerns starring Wayne. It has a well-written script with some decent melodrama to go along with the action and has one of the better love stories of the series.

    Near the beginning, this gives the viewer an irresistible chance to get a look at Wayne in a full beard and dirty clothes. That's certainly something I've never seen before.
    lwf31407_2k1

    The Young Duke!

    Wayne portrays a Texas sheriff at around the turn of the 20th century who is framed for the murder of his best friend. His best friends daughter finds out about what is believed to be The Sherriff's brutal act, yet Wayne finds out the truth and brings the real killers to justice. Kudos to the Duke!
    bsmith5552

    An above average programmer.

    This entry in Wayne's series of Lone Star westerns that he made for Monogram in the 30's is a cut above the average. It has a good plotline and plenty of action crammed into its 51 minute running time.

    In the early part of the film we see Wayne depart from his usual clean-cut hero image when he thinks that he has killed his best friend. He grows a beard and has a generally unkempt appearance almost foreshadowing a similar appearance at the end of "Three Godfathers" (1948).

    The film is also enhanced by the appearance of such "B" western stalwarts as LeRoy Mason as the villain and a pre-Gabby George Hayes as the sheriff. There is also an unusually large cast of extras in the "Indians to the rescue" sequence which does not appear to be stock footage. The stunt work (likely coordinated by Yakima Canutt) is also superb.

    Not a bad way to spend an hour.
    5planktonrules

    not bad aside from a few recycled stunts.

    This B-western begins with John Wayne as a town's sheriff. However, following a robbery, Wayen chases the baddies and thinks he's accidentally shot and killed an old friend--not knowing that the leader of the gang actually killed the man. Saddened by the death, he decides to quit the job and become a recluse...for a while. Eventually, he gets his act together and eventually unravels the mystery--saving the day.

    Compared to other Wayne films of the era, this one is about average--entertaining but with a few problems here and there. The one big problem for me was the use of stunts--which were usually the highpoint of these films. Instead of staging new stunts, they sloppily took clips from other Wayne films and stuck them in--less than seamlessly. For example, though the grass is short and they are in a semi-wooded area, when baddies are shot, they fall in very high grass with no trees about them! Sloppy...and obviously recycled. Still, the rest of the film is breezy light entertainment--what you'd expect from such an unpretentious film.

    A couple things to look for is a particularly bad job of acting and directing when the heroin enters the film. She talks directly to the camera and her delivery is less than magical...in fact, it's craptastic. Also, look for Gabby Hayes as the new sheriff. Unlike many of his other western roles, here he wears his dentures and sounds very erudite--without that 'old coot' voice you usually expect from him. This isn't too surprising, as in these Wayne westerns, Hayes experimented a lot with his characters--even sometimes playing bad guys or action heroes...of sorts.

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      Lloyd Ingraham is in studio records/casting call lists playing the role of "Dan Matthews," but that role was played by Frank Ball. Ingraham was not seen in the movie. Buffalo Bill Jr. (Jay Wilsey) is listed playing the role of "Chief Black Eagle," but he played "Blackie Martin" instead. The actor playing "Chief Black Eagle" has not been identified. Yakima Canutt is listed in the cast, but he was a stunt performer and not seen in the movie.
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      Featured in 100 Years of John Wayne (2007)

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 1 de febrero de 1935 (Estados Unidos)
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      • Estados Unidos
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      • Texas Terror
    • Localizaciones del rodaje
      • Jack Garner Ranch - State Highway 74, San Bernardino National Forest, California, Estados Unidos
    • Empresa productora
      • Paul Malvern Productions
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      • 51min
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      • Black and White
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