Bullets and Saddles

About This Movie

Bullets and Saddles is a solid entry in the 1940s Western genre, directed by Anthony Marshall. The film revolves around the framing of Charlie Craig for murder, which sets a tense atmosphere right from the start. There's a palpable sense of urgency as the Range Busters get involved, and their camaraderie adds a nice layer to the story. The pacing is pretty tight, keeping you engaged while the plot unfolds. The practical effects and stunts, typical of the era, are handled well, contributing to the overall authenticity. You can feel the dust of the ranch setting almost. While the performances may not be groundbreaking, they definitely keep the narrative moving along nicely. It's one of those films that captures the spirit of its time.

Features the Range Busters, a notable trio from the era. · Set against a classic ranch backdrop, enhancing the Western feel. · Includes practical effects typical of early 1940s cinema.