In an attempt to steal thousands of horses from a Navajo tribe in Arizona, outlaw Clint Bolling pretends to be a government inspector assigned to weed out the tribe's diseased animals. Bolling's forged documents allow him and his gang access to the herd, which is led by the magnificent stallion "Rex.

Is it worth your time? If you like old westerns where the animals have more personality than the actors, you’ll dig this. If you need snappy dialogue or modern pacing, stay far away. This one is for the folks who want to stare at wide-open desert shots and watch a horse kick a villain into oblivion. 🐎 Clint Bolling i...

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Earl Haley

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"Is it worth your time? If you like old westerns where the animals have more personality than the actors, you’ll dig this. If you need snappy dialogue or modern pacing, stay far away. This one is for the folks who want to stare at wide-open desert shots and watch a horse kick a villain into oblivion. 🐎 Clint Bolling is your classic mustache-twirling villain. He shows up with fake papers and a smug attitude. It’s the kind of performance that feels like it belongs in a different, louder movie. Bu..."
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