B-movie western
Chicago burns down in 1871. The Chicago Cattle Exchange remains untouched. Harry Farrel (Warren William) is unconcerned and plans his business takeover. Belle Andrews (Constance Bennett) loses her gambling house in the fire and takes her girls to join him in Powder River, Wyoming to open a new casino. On the train ride, they are saved from bandits by Wild Bill Hickok (Bruce Cabot).
I don't know much about Wild Bill Hickok. I definitely don't picture him looking like that and Bruce Cabot is too civilized for my idea of the man. He doesn't have the grit and neither does the movie. It is a B-movie western. There are some good old fashion stunts. Otherwise, it's nothing more than a good time waster.
I don't know much about Wild Bill Hickok. I definitely don't picture him looking like that and Bruce Cabot is too civilized for my idea of the man. He doesn't have the grit and neither does the movie. It is a B-movie western. There are some good old fashion stunts. Otherwise, it's nothing more than a good time waster.
- SnoopyStyle
- Apr 17, 2024