Frontier Feud

1945
Approved
54 Min.

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Johnny Mack Brown, Raymond Hatton, Dennis Moore, and Jack Rockwell in Frontier Feud (1945)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuTraveling incognito to a once-peaceful valley now torn by a murderous conflict between two ranchers, U.S. Marshals Nevada Jack McKenzie and Sandy Hopkins find the dead body of Zane Jenkins, ... Alles lesenTraveling incognito to a once-peaceful valley now torn by a murderous conflict between two ranchers, U.S. Marshals Nevada Jack McKenzie and Sandy Hopkins find the dead body of Zane Jenkins, killed by gunman Slade Burnette. Don Graham, part owner of one ranch with the innocent Bil... Alles lesenTraveling incognito to a once-peaceful valley now torn by a murderous conflict between two ranchers, U.S. Marshals Nevada Jack McKenzie and Sandy Hopkins find the dead body of Zane Jenkins, killed by gunman Slade Burnette. Don Graham, part owner of one ranch with the innocent Bill Corey, has started the war with the intent of gaining control of the valley. Corey's dau... Alles lesen

Regie
- Lambert Hillyer
Drehbuch
- Charles Heckelmann
- Adele Buffington
Hauptbesetzung

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

5,4/10

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Regie
- Lambert Hillyer
Drehbuch
- Charles Heckelmann
- Adele Buffington
Hauptbesetzung

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A closeup of the envelope addressed to Zane Jenkins in the first reel reveals an 11 August 1945 postmark and World War II era three cent stamp, even though the story takes place in the pioneer days of several decades earlier.

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4/10

Stirring the pot

Johnny Mack Brown and Raymond Hatton ride the trail again in yet another assignment to stop a Frontier Feud. A feud that is being instigated by a third party and it's the usual western villain in these films who is interested in acquiring the two spreads from the feuding parties.

The pattern in these Johnny Mack Brown westerns from Monogram is for both Brown and Hatton to arrive separately into a vicinity and assume separate undercover identities. Brown sometimes reveals his true identity to a select few he can trust, Hatton never does. In the end the bad guys know, in fact everybody knows as they ride off into the sunset.

I've seen a few of these and they all fit the same pattern. I guess that saves the economy minded Sam Katzman on writers.

Nothing exceptional about this one. It could use some restoration.