Star of Texas

About This Movie

Star of Texas is a solid entry in the 1950s Western genre. Directed by Thomas Carr, it showcases Ed Ryan as a Texas ranger going undercover, which adds a layer of intrigue. The atmosphere has that classic gritty vibe, typical of the time, with dusty streets and morally ambiguous characters. The pacing is steady, allowing for character development, especially as Ryan’s character navigates the seedy underbelly of the town. There's a nice interplay of tension and revelation as Marshal Bullock uncovers the true nature of the criminal gang. The performances, particularly Ryan's, strike a chord, capturing the essence of a lawman in a corrupt world. The practical effects, while modest, fit perfectly within the narrative’s framework, giving it an authentic feel.

Features a strong undercover narrative. · Gritty atmosphere typical of 1950s Westerns. · Interesting themes of morality and justice.