Resentful college graduate Eagle Eye, disguises himself as a white man and persuades James Harbison to create a new breed of cattle by crossing cows with bison. The first of the strain, a wild bull called Diablo, escapes from Harbison's ranch and goes to Skull Mountain, headquarters of a band of savage Indians led by Eagle Eye and dedicated to the destruction of the white man.

Short answer: Yes, but only if you possess an appetite for the raw, kinetic energy of the silent era’s most athletic Westerns. This film is for those who appreciate the physical cr...
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