Author: Mark Franklin
Fernando Sancho is Carrancho and Luis Davila is Ray, two prisoners who make an escape while chained together. They reach the Rio Grande. Carrancho wants to go to Mexico, …
Robert Woods is Jeff Clayton, who has already won $5,000 at poker when the game’s big loser returns, asking for one last hand. This time, the stranger will wager …
Walter Chiari is Mike and Raimondo Vianello is Colorado, a team of pickpockets. They ride stagecoaches in disguise — as musicians, for instance — to gain other passengers’ trust …
In post-Civil War Texas, Indians attack a wagon train carrying a pair of twin baby boys. No sooner have the Indians gained control of the wagon train, than bandits …
Franco Franchi and Ciccio Ingrassia are gun salesmen, headed to the town of Santa Genoviefa to sell their wares. The sign at the edge of town warns of “Terror, …
Benito Pacifico and Vincent Scott are quarreling brothers Joe and Rico, living in squalor with little ambition to do better in life. Hoping to change that, their domineering mother …
Clayton Moore is back as the Lone Ranger with Tonto (Jay Silverheels) as his sidekick, and they hear shots ring out. They rush to the scene and find someone …
The railroad is heading west, but quicksand lies in it’s path. That means a detour through the town of Rock Ridge. Hedley Lamar (Harvey Korman) plans to cash in …
The year is 1908, and The Western Press is holding a 700-mile horse race with a $2,000 prize offered to the winner. Jack Parker plans to win that race …
Geoffrey Horne is Don Cesar Guzman, who goes off to sell his cattle one day, kissing his loving wife goodbye. When he returns, he finds his home ransacked, his …
