Fury at Gunsight Pass

1956
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1h 8min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWhen the loot from a botched bank robbery disappears, the Hogan gang takes over the whole town and threatens to kill everyone if the loot is not found.When the loot from a botched bank robbery disappears, the Hogan gang takes over the whole town and threatens to kill everyone if the loot is not found.When the loot from a botched bank robbery disappears, the Hogan gang takes over the whole town and threatens to kill everyone if the loot is not found.

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Anecdotes
The film was shot Aug1-Aug 5, 1955 in a remote location. Richard Long's wife, Suzan Ball, was dying. She died on August 5, and Long was notified on set. According to costar Lisa Davis, Long utterly fell apart and wailed at the news. The set he was standing on was a funeral parlor.

Gaffes
When the four bandits are riding their horses through the canyon discussing their planned double-cross, you can make out the tire tracks in the road they're on, probably made by the truck carrying the camera.

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Fury at gunsight pass

A group of bank robbers ride into Gunsight Pass. The robbery goes awry, part of the gang is captured, but the money isn't recovered. The men of Gunsight Pass quickly become a mob, ready for a lynching. As the prisoners are being escorted out of town (to avoid the vigilantes), the rest of the gang (lead by Neville Brand) ambushes the posse, frees their cohorts and returns to town to locate the loot. With a windstorm raging, they announce they'll start shooting civilians - one every 30 minutes - till the money is handed over.

An action-packed western with an interesting plot. What's unique that there isn't a main hero - not unless you count Richard Long - and it's just the town folk vs bank robbers. It's a well-made b western with some good suspenseful touches. The finale in the wind storm is a nail biter.

David Brian and Neville Brand are appropriately shifty as double-crossing bank robbers. Percy Helton and Katharine Warren are impressive as the crooked undertaker and his wife. Morris Ankrum is terrific as the town doctor.