Loser's End (1934)
1934 · Feature film · 58 min · dir. Bernard B. Ray
- Western
- Romance
Synopsis
Jack rides into trouble when he meets up with Bill Meeker and his outlaw gang. Rescued from the gang's clutches by Don carlos, he joins forces with Carlos and with the help of Lolita who learns of the gang's next raid, they go after the culprits.
Synopsis from OMDb
Details
- Director
- Bernard B. Ray
- Writer
- Harry S. Webb
- Studio
- Reliable Pictures Corporation (I)
- Released
- 1935-01-24
- Running time
- 58 minutes
Cast & crew
Bernard B. Ray Director
Jack Perrin- Tina Menard
Frank Rice
William Gould
Fern Emmett- Elias Lazaroff
Bob Walker
Jimmy Aubrey
Reviews on the Internet Archive
★★ · Now who exactly is the loser here? · Spuzz · 2006-02-03
Loser¡¯s End amused me greatly, not because of it¡¯s story (which is pretty lame) but it¡¯s awesome ineptness. Let¡¯s see, you have a cowboy that can¡¯t fight a lick (watch those arms) and he can¡¯t ride a horse. He¡¯s stuck in a town with actors with laughable Mexican accents, horses that dissapear and appear from nowhere just when the cowboy needs it, magically appearing cowboy hats when the actor lost it in an earlier scenes, etc etc. But the real icing on the cake is the two separate fights in the SAME bar, but for some odd reason, both fights fail to recognize one another…
★★ · Made by Reliable Films? · jimelena · 2006-05-25
On the trail of smugglers our heros save Lolita from a runaway carriage. Lolita dances in the saloon owned by the smugglers. With the help of a flower girl and cook the gang is brought to justice. The movie was made in a few days on half a shoe string. You get what you pay for.
