Author Archive: Retro

Just out of prison, Trigger Morton gets revenge from Kendal, the man who framed him. Then he disposes of Holman and his gang. His last challenge is his old friend Chuck, the man who proved he was framed, who arrives with a plan to rob the express office.

A friend has sent for Tom and Fuzzy and they arrive to find him murdered. Tom uses the type of bullet to catch the murderer but he escapes on Tom’s horse. Thinking it is Tom, his own men shoot him. Tom knows the gang leader is Clark and tricks two of his men into shooting each other. When the survivor is put in jail it brings out Clark and his men and Tom and the Sheriff are ready,

The Range Busters join with Roosevelt’s Rough Riders to stop cattle rustlers, but have to deal with a big-city lady reporter who’s snooping around the rustling story. Dir. S. Roy Luby

The Sonora Kid balks at telling a blind woman that her son was killed while in his gang, so he pretends to be her son. Trouble ensues when another outlaw comes to town pretending to be The Sonora Kid. Written by Lewis D. Collins. Dir. Lewis D. Collins

The Mesquiteers are wrongly accused of poaching a bear, and must stop a family of poachers while trying to clear their name. Dir. Joseph Kane

The Riders sign on to help a wagon train through Indian country. Rex Bell replaced Tim McCoy, who’d been drafted to fight in WWII. Dir. Howard Bretherton

Billy is wrongfully arrested for robbing a train, but breaks out of jail to find that the real culprits are masquerading as honest ranchers. Dir. Sam Newfield

Gangsters move West to muscle in on the ranchers, and a vacationing movie cowboy must pretend he’s the real deal to save the ranchers. Written by Ewing Scott, Produced by George A. Hirliman. Dir. Ewing Scott