Outlaw Justice

For a poverty row western it's good. For a movie in general it's bad. Jack Hoxie carried himself well, but they couldn't give him many lines because he couldn't read, which was the main reason for the downfall of this former silent cowboy hero, even if he was one of the most credible looking of the western stars transitioning to sound. The film tries to carry a decent story, but there is also a lot of dead time to take you out of it. Just like the average western of the era did.

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