B-Horror Huckster Icon William Castle Directed this, aside from the Unusual Cave Scenes, Average Western Story about Hidden Treasure and the Lust for Gold.
Macdonald Carey Looks more like a "Dude" then a Man who Spent the Last 15 Years in Prison.
When He is Released, Returns to the Scene of the Crime and the Town-Folks Fawn at His Feet.
Because, Supposedly, He knows where the Gold from the Robbery that sent Him to Prison is Hidden.
You Guessed it...In the Cave.
It's all Rather Far-Fetched and Less than Engaging and is Staged Without much Flare.
The Highlights are "The Cave", of course, but Also Alexis Smith and Her Stunning Wardrobe and Edgar Buchanan Against Type as a Sober Agent.
Watchable but Unremarkable, Except for the Odd Cave Scenes.
The Rest is Ho-Hum Action with Ho-Hum Results.
Macdonald Carey Looks more like a "Dude" then a Man who Spent the Last 15 Years in Prison.
When He is Released, Returns to the Scene of the Crime and the Town-Folks Fawn at His Feet.
Because, Supposedly, He knows where the Gold from the Robbery that sent Him to Prison is Hidden.
You Guessed it...In the Cave.
It's all Rather Far-Fetched and Less than Engaging and is Staged Without much Flare.
The Highlights are "The Cave", of course, but Also Alexis Smith and Her Stunning Wardrobe and Edgar Buchanan Against Type as a Sober Agent.
Watchable but Unremarkable, Except for the Odd Cave Scenes.
The Rest is Ho-Hum Action with Ho-Hum Results.