Black Midnight

In Black Midnight, Scott Jordan, played by Roddy McDowall, lives on a ranch with his uncle and has a passion for horses. When he acquires a wild stallion named Midnight, he faces challenges involving a suspicious sheriff and his deceitful cousin. The film runs for 66 minutes and showcases the tension between man and horse, as Scott fights to prove Midnight’s innocence.

This film is part of a collection of six films McDowall co-produced and starred in for Monogram Pictures. Directed by Budd Boetticher, known for his work in the western genre, Black Midnight reflects the classic themes of adventure and wild horses, making it a noteworthy title from the late 1940s. The film's tagline hints at its thrilling narrative, appealing to fans of drama and westerns alike.