A cowboy comes to the aid of a young woman and her brother being terrorized by outlaws who keep raiding their ranch searching for a mysterious map..
If you have seventy minutes and a strange craving for black-and-white desert dust, The Galloping Kid is exactly what you need. It’s for the folks who get a kick out of watching 1930s cowboys squint at the sun and deliver lines like they’re reading them off a wooden post. If you’re looking for high-art or a plot that ma...
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"If you have seventy minutes and a strange craving for black-and-white desert dust, The Galloping Kid is exactly what you need. It’s for the folks who get a kick out of watching 1930s cowboys squint at the sun and deliver lines like they’re reading them off a wooden post. If you’re looking for high-art or a plot that makes sense, keep scrolling—this one isn't for you. The whole thing feels like it was shot in someone’s backyard in California. Every time someone enters a room, the door creaks wit..."
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