The Ghost Rider

The Ghost Rider follows Jim Bullard as he escapes from prison to confront the Rascob family, who framed him. After killing two of his enemies, Bullard leaves an ace from a deck of cards as a calling card, signifying his deadly intentions. The plot thickens as Bullard's past catches up with him and he finds himself cornered in a cabin, only to receive unexpected assistance from his ally, Dave.

This film features notable performances from Rex Lease, Bobby Nelson, and Ann Carroll, among others. As a Western from the 1930s, it captures the essence of the genre during that era, making it appealing to fans of classic Westerns. Collectors may find interest in its narrative of betrayal and retribution, elements that resonate well within the Western tradition.