Sheriff Frank Moody is on the trail of a bandit known as The Raven. However, the leads he develop indicate that The Raven is actually his younger brother Henry.

Is Flying Hoofs worth watching today? Short answer: yes, but only if you appreciate the raw, unpolished kinetic energy of the silent era’s B-westerns. This isn't a film for those who need high-definition explosions; it is a film for those who want to see the foundational blocks of the Western genre being laid down with...

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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.

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"Is Flying Hoofs worth watching today? Short answer: yes, but only if you appreciate the raw, unpolished kinetic energy of the silent era’s B-westerns. This isn't a film for those who need high-definition explosions; it is a film for those who want to see the foundational blocks of the Western genre being laid down with sweat and horsehair.This film works because the central conflict—brother against brother, duty against blood—is timeless. It fails because the secondary characters, particularly t..."
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