Convict Stage (1965)

Ben has been after the Sims brothers since they gunned down his sister. His wife, threatening to leave him, sees his chance to get her back and get his revenge when the brothers are ... See full summary »

Director:

Lesley Selander

Writers:

Don 'Red' Barry (story), Daniel Mainwaring (screenplay)

Stars:

Harry Lauter, Don 'Red' Barry, Jodi Mitchell

Cast

Cast overview:
Harry Lauter	...	Ben Lattimore
Don 'Red' Barry	...	Marshal Jethro Karnin (as Donald Barry)
Jodi Mitchell	...	Sally Latttimore
Hanna Landy	...	Mrs. Gregory
Joe Patridge	...	Jeb Sims (as Joseph Patridge)
Eric Matthews	...	Johnny Sims
Walter Reed	...	Sam Gill
Michael Carr	...	Piute
Fred Krone	...	Dixon
George Sawaya	...	Adam Scott
Karl MacDonald	...	Bates

Storyline

Ben has been after the Sims brothers since they gunned down his sister. His wife, threatening to leave him, sees his chance to get her back and get his revenge when the brothers are captured and are to be transported to prison on the stage.

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Plot Keywords:

prison | utah | gang member | stagecoach | held at gunpoint | 

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Taglines:

Between Hell and Boot Hill... you took your chances on the Convict Stage and hoped you'd live to tell it!

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Genres:

Western

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Certificate:

Approved

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Also Known As:

Rastro dos Facínoras

Filming Locations:

Kanab, Utah, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Steve Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

71 min

Color:

Black and White

Did You Know?

Quotes

Sally Latttimore: It's not right to kill, Ben. No matter what the provocation, it's just not right.
Ben Lattimore: Sally, this is Arizona Territory, not a Quaker meeting house.

User Reviews

A stage coach is robbed by the Simms brothers and they kill a woman passenger. Now her brother seeks revenge.

This is the worst Western that I have ever seen. The editing and direction is terrible. Characters that are shot fall to the ground before you hear the shots fired. The whole movie seems to be out of sync. Nothing is explained and it seems you have to guess what is going on and why. The acting is terrible. The dialog is terrible. This is just a terrible movie. The two female passengers must ride on top of the stage because the marshal is transporting the two prisoners. Give me a break - I have never seen something like this in the hundreds of Westerns that I have watched. They were not riding on the booth, they were riding on the top of the stage.