Ghost Town Riders

In Ghost Town Riders, Molly Taylor owns the town of Stillwell but is in the dark about her overdue taxes, which have been concealed by Gomer. Bob Martin arrives in Stillwell and soon realizes Gomer is up to no good. The plot thickens when Gomer's henchman inadvertently reveals that a letter exists regarding the tax situation. Bob finds the letter and races against time to reach the tax collector, all while being pursued by Gomer's men.

This film exemplifies the Western genre of the late 1930s, with its emphasis on small-town conflict and heroic characters. The performances of the top cast, including Hank Worden and Glenn Strange, contribute to the film's appeal. Collectors looking to add to their Western film collection will find Ghost Town Riders a representative example of its era.