Western. After killing a notorious outlaw in self defence, Tim Mallory rides into Tombstone carrying the outlaw's shotgun and is mistaken for the killer, who has been hired to wipe out an entire family.The town is controlled by Mayor Ervin Plummer, who wants to take over the mine owned by the family.
George Macready (Gilda, Paths of Glory) is the town tyrant who evokes the arcane Apex Rule, whereby if a mineral vein runs through his land, the owners of the territory containing the head of the vein have to surrender their rights. Of course, he's not going to get away with that. Unfortunately, he fails to recognise that his hired gun, Skip Homeier (Tomorrow the World), isn't actually the killer he thinks he is. A pacey, colourful B-western from Republic, this is shot in their cheap widescreen process, Naturama, and directed with conviction by house hack Joe Kane.
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Tim Mallory | Skip Homeier |
| Fay Warren | Kristine Miller |
| Ervin Plummer | George Macready |
| Hal Styles | Wallace Ford |
| Slats | Jack Elam |
| Pancho | Nacho Galindo |
| Mark | Gregory Walcott |
| "Shotgun" Kelly | George Keymas |
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Director | Joseph Kane |
