A malevolent land mogul has threatened an honest group of Texas homesteaders, and when the innocent suffer justice must be...
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1982
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This low-budget entry in the "blaxploitation" genre of the 1970s is so stereotypical that it's almost a parody of the genre...
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1977
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A tough biker gang comprised of African-American women heads off to find a member's mother and her abductor in this...
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1974
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In this violent low-budget actioner from Roger and Gene Corman, two battered prisoners decide they've had enough and attempt...
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1973
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This jungle adventure is comprised of two episodes from the 1966-69 TV show. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1970
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The directorial reins of 40 Guns to Apache Pass are in the expert hands of actionmeister William Witney, who helmed many of...
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1967
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Ben Cartwright purchaeses a stallion from drunken lout Burt Loughlin (Tom Tully), hoping to fulfill the fondest dreams of...
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1967
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Written by John Hawkins and Gil Lasky, "Sense of Duty" served to introduce new Bonanza regular David Canary as Candy. Donning...
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1967
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In the second episode of a two-part story, Jason McCord (Chuck Connors) has infiltrated a group of insurrectionists who plan...
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1966
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In the first episode of a two-part story, Jason McCord (Chuck Connors) is again summoned to Washington by President Grant...
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1966
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In Sheriff Coffee's absence, Virginia City's mayor (Ted Knight) hires ruthlessly efficient lawman Wes Dann (Eric Fleming) as...
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1966
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Despite his dishonorable discharge from the Army, Jason (Chuck Connors) is asked to be sheriff in the small town where he has...
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1966
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Jason McCord (Chuck Connors) heads to Los Angeles to deliver a gold shipment worth $50,000. At the same time, Mexican...
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1966
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The wife of vicious outlaw Jess Miller (Michael Witney), long-suffering Allie (Janet De Gore takes refuge at the Ponderosa,...
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1966
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In Part Two of "The Pursued", Mormon rancher Heber Clawson (Eric Fleming) is burned out of his home and shot to death by a...
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1966
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Written by Thomas Thompson and Marc Michaels, "The Pursued" was the second of Bonanza's two-part stories. In Beehive, Nevada,...
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1966
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1966
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This western is the movie-length pilot for the long-running television series Bonanza. The story follows the Cartwright clan...
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1966
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At the request of gallant Colonel Fairchild (Charles Ruggles) and his lovely daughter Patty Lou (Julie Parrish), Ben...
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1966
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On September 11, 1966, the eighth episode of Bonanza got off to a strong start with the episode titled "Something Hurt,...
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1966
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Written by Paul Schneider, "Ride the Wind" was Bonanza's first two-part story. Ben Cartwright is willing to provide Charles...
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1966
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In Part Two of "Ride the Wind", Curtis Wade (Rod Cameron takes over from the late Charles Ludlow as head of the new Pony...
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1966
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1965
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Gilbert Roland guest-stars as poor but proud horse rangher Jim Acton. Hoping to get back on his financial feet, Acton is...
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1965
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1965
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When her husband Booth (Steve Cochran) is murdered, Hallie Shannon (Joan Freeman) is convinced that her former sweetheart Joe...
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1965
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The Beatles are coming! The Beatles are coming! Or so the members of the Alpha Beta sorority who are trying to raise $10,000...
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1965
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Career criminal Paul Perry (Edd Byrnes) has earned a measure of fame for his daring escapes from various jails and prisons....
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1964
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This compelling Bonanza episode focuses almost exclusively on Little Joe Cartwright. Plagued by a fear of heights, Joe...
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1964
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Charlie (Anthony Caruso) is an old and somewhat shabby Indian. Regularly taunted and persecuted by the self-righteous...
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1964
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"The Wild One" is ornery Lafe Jessup (Aldo Ray), a pugnacious horse wrangler who'd sooner pick a fight than eat or sleep....
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1964
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In this western, the army commander of an Arizona outpost despises all Indians until he falls in love with a beautiful...
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1964
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While on a cattle drive, the Cartwright men make a stopover in the town of Alkali. The next morning, the Cartwrights are...
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1962
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Hoping to catch a band of cattle rustlers, the Cartwrights lay a trap for the bandits, while Adam Cartwright scouts the area...
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1962
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The Cartwrights are visited by Colonel Edward J. Dunwoody (Claude Akins), who is searching for an Army deserter. The fugitive...
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1962
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Will Kuluva guest-stars as General Diaz, a self-styled Mexican patriot who raids gold shipments in order to finance his...
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1962
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James Dunn guest-stars as Danny Lynch, an elderly Ponderosa ranch hand. Upon learning that his mother Nellie (Cheerio...
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1962
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Hoping to meet the deadline for a crucial business transaction, Adam Cartwright rushes to the town of Bowline, with a bank...
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1962
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Con artists Morgan (Wally Brown) and Axe (Dave Willock) flimflam Clementine Hawkins (Beatrice Kay), a former dance-hall girl...
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1961
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Wounded bandit Track (Paul Richards) takes refuge at the home of widow Lee Bolden (Faith Domergue). Another of Lee's house...
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1961
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Master of the World was adapted by Richard Matheson from two Jules Verne novels, Robur le Conquerant (1896) and its sequel,...
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1961
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"The Infernal Machine" is a horseless carriage, invented by Hoss Cartwright's friend Daniel Pettibone (Eddie Ryder)....
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1961
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1961
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Talented action film director William Witney shows the depth of his skills in turning this one-week-in-production wonder into...
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1961
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Originally scheduled to air on March 18, 1961, the Bonanza episode "The Gift" finally made its first appearance on April 1 of...
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1961
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At the behest of a local bureaucrat, good-for-nothing Jock Henry (Eddie Firestone) becomes Virginia City's tax collector....
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1961
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Two film neophytes are of note in this otherwise lengthy, routine murder mystery by director William H. Witney -- Peter Falk...
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1960
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In the concluding episode of a two-part Zorro adventure, bandit leader El Cuhillo (Gilbert Roland) has been thwarted in his...
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1960
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In the first episode of a two-part Zorro adventure, dashing Mexican bandit leader El Cuchillo (Gilbert Roland) and his gang...
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1960
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Weakly etched characters are one of the problems in this simple story of three thieves on the run. Wayne (John Hudson), Jan...
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1960
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This routine wartime drama of bravery and misunderstanding stars (Richard Bakalyan) as Charlie, a soldier who suffers the...
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1959
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Juvenile Jungle looks suspiciously like a standard kidnap drama, rewritten to conform with the "juvernile delinquent" cycle...
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1958
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Three juvenile-delinquents launch a reign of terror upon those who witnessed a deadly auto accident in this exploitation...
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1958
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Dorothy Provine gives her all to the title role in The Bonnie Parker Story. Billed in the picture's ad campaign as "the...
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1958
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1958
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This over-the-top '50s juvenile delinquency melodrama has developed a cult following for its rabid anti-marijuana message and...
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1958
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1957
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1956
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In this crime drama, a young man with a love of hot cars and fast women gets into real trouble when he finds himself...
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1956
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In this western, a man is falsely accused of betraying a wagon train to the Apaches and is punished by his employers, but...
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1955
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1955
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In this drama, the eagerness of a rookie reporter gets him into deep trouble after he finds himself entangled with big city...
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1955
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A friendship is ripped apart by a greedy woman in this drama. The trouble begins when a horse trainer and a jockey, both...
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1955
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Italian director Pietro Francisci directed this 1954 drama about the fifth-century invasion of Rome by Attila the Hun....
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1954
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Jet Cosgrave (John Derek) is The Outcast in this big-budget Republic western. Thanks to the chicanery of his crooked uncle...
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1954
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1953
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"Arizona Cowboy" Rex Allen heads the cast of Republic's Old Overland Trail. Rex plays an operative for the Bureau of Indian...
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1953
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Postal inspector Rex Allen rides hell bent for leather in order to save an innocent man from hanging in this enjoyable...
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1953
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Shadows of Tombstone is a fair-to-middling Rex Allen western. This time out, Rex and his sidekick Slim (Slim Pickens) try to...
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1953
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In this musical comedy, a rambunctious small-town girl inadvertently joins the Army and decides to make the best of it....
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1952
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Army Capers was the bland British title of the raucous Republic musical The Wac From Walla Walla. Hillbilly songstress...
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1952
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Rather than the usual cattlemen vs. sheep men conflict, this above-average Rex Allen western contrasts ranchers of all kinds...
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1952
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In Roy Rogers' final big-screen effort, the cowboy hero plays a U.S. Border Patrolman assigned to prevent a herd of diseased...
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1952
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Though he doesn't wield a sword nor wear a plumed hat, singing cowboy Rex Allen qualifies as The Last Musketeer in this...
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1952
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Rex Allen, his horse Koko, and his sidekick Slim Pickens play themselves in Old Oklahoma Plains. Set in the 1920s, the film...
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1952
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Singing cowboy Rex Allen and his faithful horse Koko head the cast in Border Saddlemates. This time, Rex in on the trail of...
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1952
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Stock footage abound in this otherwise average Rex Allen musical Western from Republic Pictures. When crooked ranch foreman...
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1952
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Yet another Roy Rogers Western whose title refers to a song, In Old Amarillo actually takes place in and around Amarillo of...
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1951
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1951
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After a string of winners, Roy Rogers faltered a bit with South of Caliente. Rogers, playing himself, is the owner of a...
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1951
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Roy Rogers and Trigger, "The Smartest Horse in the Movies," enjoy above-the-title billing in Heart of the Rockies. This time,...
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1951
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Roy Rogers enters the atomic age with this sci-fi western directed by serial ace William Witney. Our hero runs a pipeline...
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1951
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Filmed in eye-pleasing Trucolor, Republic's Trail of Robin Hood is one of the most entertaining and likable of Roy Rogers'...
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1950
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According to Roy Rogers himself, this action-packed western remained one of his favorites. The manager of a traveling show,...
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1950
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Roy Rogers goes "PC" in North of the Great Divide. In this one, Roy champions the cause of the Oseka Indians, whose supply of...
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1950
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Sunset in the West finds Roy Rogers playing a deputy sheriff in a wide-open town. Roy must contend with a vicious...
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1950
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The King of the Cowboys and the Queen of the West perform their noublesse oblige in Twilight in the Sierras. Roy Rogers plays...
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1950
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1949
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Part of the Roy Rogers series, this film focuses on Roy Roger's horse, Trigger, and his infatuation with a handsome palomino...
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1949
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Bells of Coronado was another of Roy Rogers' always-entertaining Republic "specials," blessed with script and production...
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1949
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In Roy Rogers' Down Dakota Way, the deadly hoof-and-mouth disease has struck the herd owned by evil rancher H. T. McKenzie...
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1949
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One of the better Roy Rogers films of its period, The Gay Ranchero also happens to be one of the more violent Rogers efforts....
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1948
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Roy Rogers stars in the full-color Republic "special" The Far Frontier. This time, Roy deals with a plot to smuggle fugitive...
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1948
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Few Roy Rogers westerns were as gratuitously violent as the 1948 release Eyes of Texas. This time, Rogers' principal...
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1948
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Opening with a brief look at Republic Pictures' back lot in Studio City, CA, this average Roy Rogers songfest settles down to...
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1948
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Roy Rogers plays Roy Rogers, as ever, in Night Time in Nevada. This time Roy is a cattle owner whose stock is stolen by...
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1948
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Released in Republic Pictures' low-budget Trucolor and filmed at the majestic location of the title, Grand Canyon Trail stars...
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1948
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The Bells of San Angelo was the second Republic Roy Rogers western to be filmed in the "new" Trucolor process (actually the...
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1947
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Republic's Springtime in the Sierras bestows upon star Roy Rogers two leading ladies. The first is his usual vis-a-vis...
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1947
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1947
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1947
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One of the better Roy Rogers vehicles of its period, Home in Oklahoma casts Rogers as a crusading frontier newspaper editor....
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1947
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With the defection of Gene Autry from the Republic lot, Roy Rogers was truly the King of the Singing Cowboys. In On the Old...
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1947
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Roll on Texas Moon was the first of 26 Roy Rogers vehicles directed by fast-action specialist William Witney. The plot...
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1946
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In the tradition of several of the Gene Autry vehicles of the 1930s, Roy Rogers' Helldorado is built around a real-life...
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1946
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1946
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One of the most entertaining serials to be released by Republic Pictures, this mystery employed yet another inscrutable...
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1946
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In this serial action film, a group of criminals, led by a costumed villain named the Lightning, are in possession of a...
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1943
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1943
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A typical war time Republic Pictures serial, G-Men vs. the Black Dragon featured the combined efforts of three allied...
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1943
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1942
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Nyoka Gordon (Kay Aldridge) leads an expedition into the most remote part of the Libyan desert in search of her father,...
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1942
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One of the best serials ever made, Spy Smasher has managed to find favor even among non-serial aficionados. Like his fellow...
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1942
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1942
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Spy Smasher Returns is a 100-minute abridgement of Republic's 12-chapter serial Spy Smasher. The original 1942 chapter play...
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1942
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Unavailable for decades, this 15-chapter serial from Republic Pictures was finally re-released on video tape in the late...
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1941
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In this serial, onetime football hero Slingin' Sammy Baugh stars as Tom King, a Texas Ranger on the hunt for the Nazis who...
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1941
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The Adventures of Captain Marvel is a 12-episode Republic serial based on the comic book character of the same name. Young...
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1941
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In yet another full-length version of an earlier serial, Dick Tracy (Ralph Byrd) is out to get the bizarre Ghost, a dastardly...
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1941
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Hollywood's handful of Technicolor cameras got a real workout on 20th Century-Fox's Down Argentine Way. Don Ameche stars as...
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1940
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Eduardo Cianelli (his first name changed to "Edward" on this occasion) is the not-so-mysterious title character in the...
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1940
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Managing to hold on to the reins of his stagecoach despite the nefarious attempts by Slade (Reed Howes) to sabotage the race,...
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1940
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It is 1870 and in the opening chapter of Republic's Adventures of Red Rider, the government is ready to buy up available...
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1940
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Knocked unconscious in chapter nine of The Adventures of Red Ryder, Red (Donald Barry) recovers just in time to escape the...
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1940
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In this fast-paced sci-fi serial from Republic, a crazed, megalomaniacal scientist attempts to use his many deadly robots to...
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1940
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The twelve-chapter serial King of the Royal Mounted stars Allan Lane as Zane Grey's fictional Canadian Mountie Sergeant...
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1940
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Although the runaway coach took a horrendous plunge into the raging river in chapter one of Adventures of Red Ryder, chapter...
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1940
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In hopes of cashing in on the popularity of "Number One Cowboy" Gene Autry, a fly-by-night firm called Times Pictures...
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1940
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Fred Harmon's popular comic strip and radio hero Red Ryder came to the screen in this above-average Republic serial directed...
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1940
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Hi-Yo Silver is a 69-minute abridgement of the 1938 Republic serial The Lone Ranger. Departing from the continuity...
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1940
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Although he was knocked unconscious right in the path of the posse in chapter two of Adventures of Red Ryder, Red...
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1940
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Every time that sinister Oriental megalomaniac Dr. Fu Manchu is ready to kill, sounds of strange drums can be heard coming...
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1940
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A fast-paced, enjoyable entry in the long-running Three Mesqueteers Western series, Heroes of the Saddle featured the three...
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1940
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Red Ryder (Donald Barry) manages to drag the unconscious Beth Andrews (Vivian Austin) out of harms way, but the pass to the...
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1940
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1940
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Red Ryder (Donald Barry) manages to escape the blazing water tower, but the Circle R's troubles are just beginning. With the...
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1940
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In the last moment before the ore wagon crashes into a seemingly trapped Red Ryder (Donald Barry), the hero manages to stop...
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1940
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In 1824, Benito Juarez (Carlton Young), the president of the new Mexican republic, worries that vitally important gold...
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1939
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This second Republic-serial adaptation of the popular radio series The Lone Ranger abandons the "mystery" angle of the first...
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1939
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Having extricated himself from his latest peril, Zorro (Reed Hadley) discovers a gun left by one of Don del Oro's henchmen....
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1939
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In the third chapter of Zorro's Fighting Legion, our masked, whip-wielding hero (Reed Hadley) manages to save his friend...
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1939
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Believing that Zorro (Reed Hadley) has perished in an explosion, Don del Oro, the false Yaqui god, assigns the tribe to...
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1939
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1939
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With the water wagon's secret compartment performing as a buoy, Zorro (Reed Hadley) survives the plunge into the river....
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1939
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In 1824, Benito Juarez (Carlton Young), the president of the new Mexican Republic, worries that vitally important gold...
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1939
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Veteran character star Charles B. Middleton ("Ming the Merciless") escapes from a penitentiary after 15 years of imprisonment...
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1939
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The golden arrow hits a mirror instead of Don Diego (Reed Hadley), but the would-be Yaqui assassin seems to have disappeared...
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1939
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Saved by an air pocket inside the mountain, Zorro (Reed Hadley) and Ramon (William Corson) swim to safety. Outside, they...
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1939
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After cleverly extricating himself from the torture chamber and rescuing Ramon (William Corson) and his sister Volita (Sheila...
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1939
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Having survived the exploding wagon, Zorro and his legion return the stolen ammunition to San Mendolito with the message that...
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1939
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Dick Tracy's G-Men is the second of three Republic serials starring Ralph Byrd as Chester Gould's granite-jawed comic strip...
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1939
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Having cheated death in an avalanche, Don Diego (Reed Hadley), aka Zorro, manages to get the gold safely to Mexico City,...
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1939
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Surviving Manuel's bullets, Zorro (Reed Hadley) manages to get away just as the runaway stage crashes into a ravine. With the...
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1939
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Easily surviving the collapsing bridge, Zorro (Reed Hadley), who is still attempting to prevent the shipment of ammunition to...
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1939
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The United States Marine Corps. became the focus of this typical Republic Pictures serial directed by two of the best in the...
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1938
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Most everyone knows that The Lone Ranger, "masked rider of the plains", was in fact a former Texas Ranger named Reid, who...
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1938
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The 15-chapter Republic serial Dick Tracy Returns also represents the return of Ralph Byrd in the role of Chester Gould's...
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1938
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This 12-episode serial stars Herman Brix as Kioga, a young man who is raised by natives after wrecking his ship on a remote...
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1938
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1937
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In this western, the Three Mesquiteers must find a killer and his band after they murder an official from the State...
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1937
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Actually it's the great-grandson of legendary 19th century do-gooder Zorro who rides in this 12-chapter Republic serial....
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1937
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In his third of four action serials, horror star Bela Lugosi played Boroff, an internationally notorious fiend who's...
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1937
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Yet another Zorro imitation, this adventure serial starred Robert Livingston as Don Loring, whose father and brother are...
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1936
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In his first starring role, Gene Autry must perform daily on Radio Ranch or forfeit his contract. Meanwhile, local kids...
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1935
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