Jim Hudson places himself in financial jeopardy after rescuing his father from bad oil investments. His only hope is to mortgage his ranch and ride a deadly bucking horse in the rodeo.
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The first thing that strikes you about Wolves of the Range is how willingly it dirties its own fingernails. While contemporaries like The Haunted Pajamas preferred bedroom farce and Wife or Country trafficked in jingoistic sermonizing, this 1943 Alpha Pictures release plunges straight into the petroleum muck of a rig...
Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
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" The first thing that strikes you about Wolves of the Range is how willingly it dirties its own fingernails. While contemporaries like The Haunted Pajamas preferred bedroom farce and Wife or Country trafficked in jingoistic sermonizing, this 1943 Alpha Pictures release plunges straight into the petroleum muck of a rigged economy. Director Wallace W. Fox shoots the opening credit sequence over a montage of oil derricks jack-hammering the earth like mechanical wolves, their silhouettes gnawing a ..."
