Cyclone Fury

About This Movie

Cyclone Fury is one of those late movies in the Durango Kid series that feels a bit rushed, but it carries this odd charm. Directed by Ray Nazarro, it leans heavily on stock footage from Galloping Thunder, which gives it a curious patchwork vibe. The pacing is a bit uneven, but that’s also what makes it interesting—there's an old-school feel to it, like a collage of Western tropes. You’ve got the usual mix of outlaws and lawmen, but those musical interludes with Smiley Burnette really stand out, almost like a breather in the action. It’s not groundbreaking or anything, but there’s a certain atmosphere that makes it distinct among the many entries in the genre. It’s a slice of its time, and you can’t help but appreciate the effort put into weaving it all together.

Features stock footage from Galloping Thunder. · Smiley Burnette's music adds a unique flavor. · Captures a certain atmosphere of the era.