Red Rock Outlaw

Red Rock Outlaw tells the story of two identical cousins, one good and one bad, set in a ranching environment. The good cousin, played by Bob Gilbert, falls in love with a character named Carolina while enjoying a campfire singalong with a stranded girls' band. Meanwhile, his evil counterpart is plotting with a neighboring rancher to eliminate him and seize control of the land.

What makes this film noteworthy is its combination of narrative and musical elements, featuring various country and western specialty acts, including Wanda Cantlon. The film was produced in 16 mm and provides a glimpse into the fusion of music and western themes typical of its era. With its unique premise and musical performances, Red Rock Outlaw appeals to those interested in the less mainstream corners of western cinema and music history.