U.S. marshal goes undercover to clean up a town run by bandits.U.S. marshal goes undercover to clean up a town run by bandits.U.S. marshal goes undercover to clean up a town run by bandits.
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Lash La Rue
- Cheyenne Davis
- (as Al 'Lash' La Rue)
Al St. John
- Fuzzy
- (as Al 'Fuzzy' St. John)
Slim Whitaker
- Bart - Henchman
- (as Charles Whitaker)
Hank Bell
- Sleeping Townsman
- (uncredited)
Dee Cooper
- Deputy
- (uncredited)
Ben Corbett
- Townsman
- (uncredited)
Art Dillard
- Henchman
- (uncredited)
Joe Dominguez
- Henchman
- (uncredited)
Jack Evans
- Barfly
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writer
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- Quotes
[first lines]
Fuzzy Q. Jones: Hey, here's an empty sack and here's a list of what to put in it.
Marshal Cheyenne Davis: Fuzzy, your list is just like a letter; it always starts out the same.
Fuzzy Q. Jones: Oh, you mean sort of, "Dear Sir"?
Marshal Cheyenne Davis: No - six plugs of chewin' tobacco.
Fuzzy Q. Jones: Well, I gotta have some kind of stimulant.
Marshal Cheyenne Davis: Don't I know you, you old buzzard. But if those hills come through with what I think they will, we'll both have all the stimulant we want. And it won't be tobacco.
Featured review
Typical PRC Cheapie a Fun Nostalgia Trip
As a kid, seeing dusters like this made my day. I loved them then and I still do now. A staple lower half or 'kiddie' matinée fixture, they were churned out on an assembly line, probably in pre-production for three or four weeks, shot in three or four days, and then wound up with another three/four weeks of post production prior to release. They looked cheap and they were cheap, especially when cranked through the PRC sausage factory. Making matters even worse, the Alpha Video transfer of this cheapie Poverty Row opus is grainy and at times bleached, making a bad situation even worse. Still, it's fun watching our boy crack the whip as he herds another gang of baddies towards their just desserts, toothless Fuzzy Knight along for comic relief.
Storywise, there is nothing much original about this one that pits your garden variety robber/town terrorizer against the skills and determination of incognito lawman Larue and sidekick Knight. What is a little more original is the higher quality acting one gets from our two heroes, definitely a cut above the usual phoned-in nonsense one usually finds in these sagebrush programmers. Indeed, Larue's most notable rival at the time, Monogram's incredibly wooden Whip Wilson could only watch in envy.
'B' programmers like "Law of the Lash" may not be high art, but they are entertaining and that's all that counts. It's just too bad the look of this one is so decrepit. Otherwise, it might have at least merited a five instead of the three it got.
Storywise, there is nothing much original about this one that pits your garden variety robber/town terrorizer against the skills and determination of incognito lawman Larue and sidekick Knight. What is a little more original is the higher quality acting one gets from our two heroes, definitely a cut above the usual phoned-in nonsense one usually finds in these sagebrush programmers. Indeed, Larue's most notable rival at the time, Monogram's incredibly wooden Whip Wilson could only watch in envy.
'B' programmers like "Law of the Lash" may not be high art, but they are entertaining and that's all that counts. It's just too bad the look of this one is so decrepit. Otherwise, it might have at least merited a five instead of the three it got.
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- GordJackson
- Nov 29, 2013
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- Fuzzy, Räuber und Banditen
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- Runtime53 minutes
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- 1.37 : 1
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