The Rawhide Terror

A gang of renegades kill the mother and father of two brothers, who are then separated. Ten years later they reunite to avenge the death of their parents.

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DVD-R Details

From The Sam Sherman Archives
Rated: Not Rated
Run Time: 53 minutes
Video: Black & White
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
Released: January 31, 2011
Originally Released: 1934
Label: Alpha Video

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		Art Mix, Edmund Cobb, Bill Patton, Tommy Bupp & Fred Parker
Performer:		William Desmond
Directed by		Bruce Mitchell & Jack Nelson

Description by OLDIES.com:

Disguised as Indians, ruthless gunman attack a covered wagon, They murder the mother, and father and leave their two young sons for dead. Years later, the killers have become respected and prominent businessmen in the town of Red Dog. But their success is interrupted when one by one, they are found brutally murdered, victims of a homicidal phantom known only as "The Rawhide Killer."

Begun as a serial and converted to a B-Western following a production hiatus, writer, producer Victor Adamson's The Rawhide Terror features fine location photography and Adamson himself playing the role of ranch hand "Al Blake." A rodeo champion in New Zealand, Adamson became a busy director and actor in the silent era, often using the name "Art Mix" or "Denver Dixon." His son was renowned low-budget exploitation director Al Adamson.

BONUS: On the Trail of Rustlers starring Tom Mix.

Product Description:

A roving killer leaves strips of rawhide on his victims in this western mystery.

Keywords:

Mystery | Thriller | Killer | Vintage

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