Escaping from the Sheriff, Jim and Cookie decide to go straight. But when they meet their old cohort, The Blanco Kid, he tells their new boss they are outlaws and they are in trouble again.
Is "Law of the Rio Grande" something you need to hunt down? Probably not, unless you’re really into those early, quick-shot B-westerns. If you dig a straightforward story about outlaws trying to make good, only to get tripped up by an old "friend," you might find some quiet charm here. But if you expect anything flashy...
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"Is "Law of the Rio Grande" something you need to hunt down? Probably not, unless you’re really into those early, quick-shot B-westerns. If you dig a straightforward story about outlaws trying to make good, only to get tripped up by an old "friend," you might find some quiet charm here. But if you expect anything flashy, or even particularly memorable, you're going to be bored stiff. 🤠 The whole thing kicks off with Jim (Bob Custer) and Cookie (Nelson McDowell) on the run. They’re supposed to b..."
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