Two-Fisted Law

Why are all the cowboy hats so damn huge? This a very standard Western like most you'd find from the '30s & '40s. Tim McCoy isn't terrible but he's not very charismatic and he seems really tiny while wearing his giant hat. While this wasn't that great there are worse ways to spend an hour. Oh yeah about half of the film's running time is scenes of the actors randomly riding their horses around usually aimlessly.

This is a low-budget western with a weak plot and laughable acting.

A low budget western staring Tim McCoy,the second one in 1932 where he has none other then young John Wayne as one of his sidekicks. Only a tiny with with Wayne as it's all about McCoy clearing his name and taking down the bad man played by Wheeler Oakman. Nothing more then simple viewing.