Rio Grande Raiders

This 1946 cowboy saga stars the amiable Sunset Carson as a cowpoke working to help his brother, who has just been released from the pen. The always reliable Bob Steele appears as the brother, who is being used as a pawn by a dastardly businessman.

This film will be enjoyed by fans of the B-westerns that filled the matinees in post-war America. Carson was not a very convincing actor, but did handle the action scenes and lighter moments pretty well. Steele was a well-rounded performer, who is outstanding here. The lovely Linda Stirling was a great casting choice.

I enjoyed the plot in this film and found this fairly entertaining. Carson's career was pretty brief and this film was one of his better performances.