The Phantom Rider

1936
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4h 18min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA 15-episode serial in which Buck Grant, the Phantom Rider, helps rancher Mary Grayson fight off a band of outlaws out to seize her property.A 15-episode serial in which Buck Grant, the Phantom Rider, helps rancher Mary Grayson fight off a band of outlaws out to seize her property.A 15-episode serial in which Buck Grant, the Phantom Rider, helps rancher Mary Grayson fight off a band of outlaws out to seize her property.

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6.9/10

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Trivia
CHAPTER TITLES: 1. Dynamite (PCA #2171); 2. The Maddened Herd (PCA #2172); 3. The Brink of Disaster (PCA #2173); 4. The Phantom Rides (PCA #2174); 5. Trapped by Outlaws (PCA #2178); 6. Shot Down (PCA #2181); 7. Stark Terror (PCA #2182); 8. The Night Attack (PCA #2183); - 9. The Indians Attack (PCA #2184); 10. Human Targets (PCA #2185); 11. The Shaft of Doom (PCA #2191); 12. Flaming Gold (PCA #2192); 13. Crashing Timbers (PCA #2193); 14. The Last Chance (PCA #2194); 15. The Outlaw's Vengeance (PCA #2195).

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Chapter 11 foreword states that the outlaws send the renegade Indians out to capture Buck and Mary. Wrong! They are there quite by accident, Buck sees a calf stuck in the side of a well and rides to free him, Mary spies Buck and races to meet him but is pitched from her horse. Buck picks her up and sets her down on the stoop and tends to her sprained ankle, seeing the Indians approaching they take refuge in a closet. The Indians and outlaws enter the cabin with no knowledge that Buck and Mary are there 'til much later.

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Spooky: It's no use arguing with a woman!

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Hidden Valley
Written by Sidney D. Mitchell and Sam H. Stept
Performed by Cactus Mack and His Saddle Tramps

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1/10

The Phantom Rider RIDES!

And rides and rides and rides...in fact, that's all he seems to do through all the episodes. Maybe back in 1936 on a weekly basis,seeing him on his white horse riding around could have been exciting but to modern day eyes,it's just filling in time between the plot. Which isn't much,the heroine,played by a feisty Marla Shelton,is been plagued by attacks on her ranch,the villain wants it for his own reasons, of course. Undercover agent,Buck Jones also poses as the Phantom Rider is out to run him to ground.

The usual western plot and often makes an entertaining horse opera but this is just dull. Little action and what there is,mostly the aforementioned riding around. The evil baddie who is never seen full face till the very end is pretty obvious from the start as there is really only one suspect! Kinda narrows it down...

This is said to be one of Buck Jones best serials, I'd hate to see the worst ones! Could be watching it over many nights to try to get the feel of a weekly serial makes it seem repetitive but I think it was just bland anyway. Even the ending fails to inspire as our hero has to be rescued by the sheriff of all people! No self respecting vigilante hero wants help from the authorities for goodness sakes!

And while Buck Jones pines after the heroine, it's up to his sidekick,the oddly named Spooky to do all the actual undercover detective work. Buck Jones was a good horseman but even his riding skills can't make this mess any better.

Better to give this a miss and re-watch some Hopalong Cassidy or Lone Ranger.