Ted Wayne, a smiling, dangerous cowboy, rescues Mabel and her father from a runaway team and later advises the old man against buying a mine from Hank Sims, an unsavory character..
Okay, so The Smiling Terror. If you’re into those older, no-nonsense Westerns, the kind where you know who the good guy is from minute one, then yeah, this one’s worth a look. Folks who love the straightforward charm of classic cowboy flicks will probably get a kick out of it, especially with Ted Wayne just doing his t...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Joseph Levigard
Maurice Elvey
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"Okay, so The Smiling Terror. If you’re into those older, no-nonsense Westerns, the kind where you know who the good guy is from minute one, then yeah, this one’s worth a look. Folks who love the straightforward charm of classic cowboy flicks will probably get a kick out of it, especially with Ted Wayne just doing his thing. But if you’re hoping for some deep, twisty plot or slick modern action, you’ll probably find yourself checking your watch pretty fast. It’s a very specific taste, for sure. ..."
Carl Krusada, William Berke, George H. Plympton
United States
