Outcast

I've never been A Warren William Fan. I was first exposed to him in a number of bad guy roles and since almost all men had the same moustache then I've come to see him as the evil Melvyn Douglas. Even when he plays the good guy he is too stiff and leading man handsome to be wholly believable but at least he was is mostly good movies. Either he was under contract and pissed off some higher up or he lost a bet. Whatever the case I can't believe he was happy to be in this rehash of ground so recently trodden upon by such movies as Fury, You Only Live Once, and They Won't Forget. Once again I find myself faced with the question of crappy original production values or crappy surviving print and not knowing the answer. I suspect the former given that the rest of the cast are journeyman actors and nothing more and the audio is noisy as hell. I'd recommend skipping this one for a rerun of The Facts of Life.

Warren William was brilliant as the Lone Wolf, and there's the excellent Esther Dale, which is why I watched this, but omg, what a load of nonsense! The men is hardworking, loyal, wonderful and wise, while the women are hysterical and stupid, leading to those saintly men suffering.

Bilge.