One more timber movie, and there were many of them in the adventure western film archives...Many, mostly B pictures. I have commented some of them. This one makes no exception besides the rest of the batch I am talking about. Nearly always the same scheme. A hero, the lead, a master chief who is charge for taking care of a hard boiled crew of lumberjacks, in order to achieve a huge work in the forest. And, of course, there are many opponents to the project, sabotages plans...This brings us, like in this movie, some good action sequences, a rail road - train - derailed, or a wood bridge destruction whilst a train passes through...
And as I have already said before concerning this kind of film, this reminds me Robert Enrico's LES GRANDES GUEULES. It always will. Same manhood atmosphere, same "perfume". so nearly smell the trees scent...
A pretty good B picture given to us by the prolific B movie director, Phil Rosen. For Columbia Pictures.
And as I have already said before concerning this kind of film, this reminds me Robert Enrico's LES GRANDES GUEULES. It always will. Same manhood atmosphere, same "perfume". so nearly smell the trees scent...
A pretty good B picture given to us by the prolific B movie director, Phil Rosen. For Columbia Pictures.
