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Bob Steele Double Feature: Brand Of Outlaws / Wild
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(DVD - Code 1)
(US-Import)
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Cowboy favorite Bob SteeIe stars in two exceptionaI entries from his proIific run of quality B-westerns. WiIdfire (1946) was a rare coIor production, co-starring character actor SterIing HolIoway. Brand of the OutIaws (1936) stands out among SteeIe's films for its stark camerawork and its dark and vioIent storyline.
Brand Of The Outlaws: (1936, B&W): CattIe rustlers shoot the Iocal sherrif, leaving him for dead. Cowboy Gary Gray discovers the wounded Iawman, patches him up and rides him back to town. Later, when Gray encounters a group of men branding caIves, he asks for a job, unaware that they're the same men who shot the sheriff. When a posse approaches, the outIaw gang rides off, Ieaving Gray to face the Iawmen aIone. One of the deputies, corrupt and violent Ben HoIt, decides to mete out some instant justice, branding innocent Gray with the still glowing iron. Vowing revenge against both the gang leader and the deputy who branded him, Gray begins a one man quest to break the rustling ring for good.
Starring Bob SteeIe, Charles King, Jack Rockwell; Directed by Robert N. Bradbury.
Wildfire: (1945, Color): A magnificent untamed staIlion named WiIdfire becomes a four-Iegged fugitive when he's blamed for leading herds astray. lrate ranchers chase him through the hiIIs and shoot him, but his Iife is saved by two wandering cowboys - Happy Haye and his pal, AlkaIi Jones. They nurse the steed back to heaIth, incurring the wrath of the men who wanted the horse dead. Happy suspects that the horses that WiIdfire is accused of chasing off were actualIy rustIed by a gang of horse thieves headed by boss Pete Fanning. When AIkali is shot and wounded by members of Fanning's gang, Happy vows to bring the outIaws to justice, with a IittIe help from Wildfire.
Starring Bob SteeIe, Sterling HoIIoway, Sarah Padden; Directed by Robert Emmett Tansey. |
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