Son of Geronimo

About This Movie

So, 'Son of Geronimo,' huh? A 1952 serial directed by Spencer Gordon Bennet – it’s a real piece of low-budget Western charm. The plot's pretty straightforward: the self-proclaimed son of the famous chief Geronimo gets tangled up with some unsavory white folks. I mean, it doesn’t break any new ground, but there's this raw energy that keeps you watching. The pacing? Classic serial style – a bit uneven but you get those cliffhangers that make you want to see what happens next. The performances are decent for the era, especially from Jim Scott. And the practical effects, well, they have that rough edge that tells you it’s from the stock piles of Columbia Pictures. It's a time capsule, really.

Interesting use of stock footage. · Familiar Western tropes. · A solid example of 1950s serial filmmaking.