Land O' Lizards

About This Movie

Land O' Lizards is a fascinating relic of the 1910s Western genre, directed by Frank Borzage. It’s got that dusty atmosphere, where the vast Arizona landscape feels almost like a character itself. The pacing is a bit slow by today's standards, but it adds to the tension, letting you really soak in the lawlessness of the Bar C Ranch. The plot revolves around greed and deception, with Dave Moore and his daughter Bobbie caught in the crossfire – they know about the hidden gold while the ranchers remain blissfully unaware. There's something raw and gritty about the performances, and you can see the struggle of the characters against the harsh environment. It’s not flashy, but it has that rough charm that makes these early Westerns so distinctive.

Explores themes of greed and innocence. · Features a classic Western setting with a lawless atmosphere. · Interesting character dynamics, especially between the Moore family and the Bar C cowboys.