Blazing Frontier

1943
Passed
59min

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Buster Crabbe and Al St. John in Blazing Frontier (1943)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaIn the 19th and last of the PRC "Billy the Kid" series (first six with Bob Steele and last 13 with Buster Crabbe), a feud develops between the settlers and the railroad detectives in Red Roc... Leggi tuttoIn the 19th and last of the PRC "Billy the Kid" series (first six with Bob Steele and last 13 with Buster Crabbe), a feud develops between the settlers and the railroad detectives in Red Rock Valley. Clem Barstow sends for Billy the Kid and Fuzzy Jones to help. Buster suspects th... Leggi tuttoIn the 19th and last of the PRC "Billy the Kid" series (first six with Bob Steele and last 13 with Buster Crabbe), a feud develops between the settlers and the railroad detectives in Red Rock Valley. Clem Barstow sends for Billy the Kid and Fuzzy Jones to help. Buster suspects that Ward Tragg, chief of the railroad detectives, and Luther Sharp, land agent for the West... Leggi tutto

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Buster Crabbe

Billy the Kid

Al St. John

Fuzzy Q. Jones
(as Al 'Fuzzy' St. John)

Marjorie Manners

Helen Barstow

Milton Kibbee

Clem Barstow
(as Mil Kibbee)

I. Stanford Jolley

Luther Sharp

Frank Hagney

Sheriff Ward Tragg

Kermit Maynard

Tragg Deputy Pete

George Chesebro

Tragg Deputy Slade

Frank Ellis

Tragg Deputy Biff

Jimmy Aubrey

The Drunk
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Hank Bell

Bartender
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Nora Bush

Homesteader
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Budd Buster

Luke Newton
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Rube Dalroy

Homesteader
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Art Dillard

Stage Driver
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Curley Dresden

Henchman
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Kenne Duncan

Homesteader Clark
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Jack Evans

Homesteader
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Regia
- Sam Newfield
Sceneggiatura
- Patricia Harper
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5FightingWesterner

Lackluster Final Film In P.R.C.'s Billy The Kid Series

Billy the kid and his sidekick Fuzzy get involved in a land dispute between a crooked railroad and the angry settlers that were the victims of the railroad's swindle.

The last of Producers Releasing Corporation's Billy The Kid series, this isn't one of the best, lacking any real action or suspense. There's just too much talk and not enough of the good stuff.

The best thing about it is Al St. John's comic performance in the scenes where Fuzzy pretends to be a crazy explosives expert.

After this entry, P.R.C, probably tired of celebrating a real life murderer, changed the character's name from Billy Bonney to Billy Carson and launched a new series with Buster Crabbe and Al St. John now squarely on the side of law and order.

4revdrcac

Billy the Kid as a Good Guy !

This was the last in the long-running Billy the Kid series of low budget westerns. Buster Crabbe stars again, with his comical, whiskered sidekick Fuzzy St. John. This time, they are summoned to get to the bottom of some shady shenanigans being conducted by nefarious railroad agents.

Buster Crabbe and Fuzzy were a good team, performing the best they could with very limited resources. The script here was adequate, but not very unique. Good cast support is given by Kermit Maynard and the very prolific George Chesboro.

The print quality I saw was very poor, so beware. Fans of western programmers will find this one "okay" .........

3bkoganbing

Pilot light barely on

Blazing Frontier will hardly stir a flame of interest in you. Only dedicated fans of the Billy The Kid series will think much of this one, the pilot light is barely on.

Buster Crabbe and Fuzzy St. John are sent for by Milton Kibbee who is a lawyer and had gotten them off in court once. Now Kibbee is representing some small ranchers who are getting ripped off by the railroad they've given right of way to.

A lot of the appeal in this series is the comedy of Al St. John, but way too much reliance is placed on it here. Part of the scam is to make the bad guys believe St. John is a dangerous killer. Buster Crabbe couldn't even keep a straight face with this one. I don't know anyone who could. The comedy that's supposed to be here sinks like Nolan Ryan's slider.

Just too incredibly dumb to be funny.

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Decent but not there best work.

Overall I didn't think it was too bad, but it didn't seem to have that piece of their typical episodes that kept me interested for that long. Different is good of course, and it's good for the movies they did, but I liked some of there other movies better.

Billy the Kid is always the good guy by the way, unlike the newer Young Gun movies of the 90s where he is portrayed as an anti-hero. Most of the time in all his movies the Sheriff is after him but always Billy is wrongly accused.

I think I like some of the camera work in this the best, showing some different riding scenes for once, but also using a lot of what looks like the same riding scenes in each movie. Fuzzy plays his typical role of the sort of clueless sidekick with Billy calling the shots. But Fuzzy makes up for this with some comic work.

Not a bad movie, but not one of there best.