Smokey Smith

One of the better '30s low budget westerns I've seen although there's still not much to it.

From a action point of view this is one of the most imaginative movies I've seen from hack director Robert N. Bradbury. Or imaginative might not the right word for it. But a lot of cool ideas and clichés was poured in to make this tiny western fun to watch even if production values are always miles away from a Bradbury film. Bob Steele manages to look half-good and they had many recognizable B-western faces. So while this is a pretty rushed and rough cowboy shooter, it does the trick nicely.