The Texas Marshal

Name: The Texas Marshal
Director: Sam Newfield
Genre: Western
Released: 1941-01-01
Duration: 59 min
Cast: Tim McCoy, Karl Hackett, Edward Peil Sr., Charles King, Dave O'Brien

1941Dir. Sam Newfield59m

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The Texas Marshal brings a gritty vibe typical of early 40s Westerns, with a plot that dives into greed and deception. The pacing is rather brisk, fitting well with the film's straightforward narrative. You’ve got this local 'patriot's league' leader, who's not really a patriot at all, taking out ranchers to grab their land, all while a Marshal and his singing sidekick try to unravel the mystery. The performances are decent for the era—nothing groundbreaking, but they carry the weight of the story well enough. Plus, the practical effects hold up, especially in the action sequences. It’s an interesting snapshot of the genre, with that classic blend of drama and humor, which makes it stand out slightly from others in its time.

Features a local patriot who turns out to be the villain. · Includes a unique blend of drama and humor. · Has practical effects that are notable for the period.