Young rancher Kirby Frye (Cody Glenn) is appointed deputy in a small town tyrannized by ruthless Phil Sundeen, the son of one of the founders of the town.
First of all, this script is terrible. The dialogue is ridiculous, and how many times can you have characters say "chili pickers" and "loco" before it sounds silly? Not many, I can assure you. The acting did little to elevate the writing, so it comes across just as cheesy (or worse) than intended.
But also, the DVD I watched this on (a two-pack with "Ruthless Four") is as bad as a VHS transfer, probably worse. It looks like a public domain film. Would a new transfer help the film? Probably not, but for fans of Glenn Ford or Michael Horse, it might be nice to be able to actually see them.
First of all, this script is terrible. The dialogue is ridiculous, and how many times can you have characters say "chili pickers" and "loco" before it sounds silly? Not many, I can assure you. The acting did little to elevate the writing, so it comes across just as cheesy (or worse) than intended.
But also, the DVD I watched this on (a two-pack with "Ruthless Four") is as bad as a VHS transfer, probably worse. It looks like a public domain film. Would a new transfer help the film? Probably not, but for fans of Glenn Ford or Michael Horse, it might be nice to be able to actually see them.