Four siblings, three brothers and a sister, though somewhat estranged, wind up combining forces to take down a ruthless cattle baron who fancies himself a card shark and a shoo-in for governor. Apparently, William Slade's (George Nelson) been their target since Travis Royal (Kellen Garner) and his sister Lucy (Alexis Moeller) were teenagers, though no mention is made why it's taken them so long to seek revenge for the murder of their mother and another sister at the hands of Slade. The other Royals, Pete (Aaron Ginn-Forsberg) and Brody (Chade Green) were older, and when it's revealed that Pete was a U. S. Marshal, the question becomes even more palpable. Nevertheless, the film isn't as bad as some of the earliest reviewers here make it out to be, though to be honest, except for the production values, the picture would have been at home with most of the B Westerns of the Forties and Fifties. Not a bad thing if you're a fan of the genre.
P. S. If you're looking for the film, it's streaming on Amazon Prime as I write this, but you have to search for it under the title "Road to Revenge".
P. S. If you're looking for the film, it's streaming on Amazon Prime as I write this, but you have to search for it under the title "Road to Revenge".