Ex-outlaw Will Sabre wants an honest life under the alias Dan Tomlinson but his old gang, under new leader Dunsten, wants him back for a new string of armed robberies.
Standard western about an outlaw trying to reform is a competent heartwarming little programmer that features a fine performance from George Montgomery, who expresses desperation as an ex-outlaw trying to bury his past; his interactions with the boy comes across natural and a reason for him to reform. Apart from the emotional content, there's some lively gunplay and a really callous main villain. Just wished that it was in colour, though.
Standard western about an outlaw trying to reform is a competent heartwarming little programmer that features a fine performance from George Montgomery, who expresses desperation as an ex-outlaw trying to bury his past; his interactions with the boy comes across natural and a reason for him to reform. Apart from the emotional content, there's some lively gunplay and a really callous main villain. Just wished that it was in colour, though.