“Haunted Ranch” is a Western movie released in 1943, directed by Robert Emmett Tansey and starring John “Dusty” King, David Sharpe, and Max Terhune. The film follows the story of a group of cowboys who must solve a mystery surrounding a ranch that is believed to be haunted.
The movie begins with the cowboys arriving at the Circle R Ranch, which has been abandoned for years due to rumors of ghosts and other supernatural phenomena. The ranch has recently been inherited by a young woman named Mary Grayson (Lita Conway), who is determined to uncover the truth about the strange occurrences on the property.
As the cowboys investigate, they discover that a group of criminals is using the ranch as a hideout for their illegal activities. They also uncover evidence that suggests that the supposed “hauntings” are actually part of a plot to scare off anyone who might try to uncover the criminal activities.
The movie features several thrilling action sequences, including a horseback chase and a shootout between the cowboys and the criminals. Ultimately, the cowboys are able to solve the mystery, apprehend the criminals, and restore peace to the Circle R Ranch.
Overall, “Haunted Ranch” is a classic Western movie that combines elements of mystery and suspense with the timeless themes of justice and redemption that have made the genre so enduring.
Directors:
Robert Emmett Tansey
Writer:
Arthur Hoerl, Elizabeth Beecher
Stars:
John ‘Dusty’ King, David Sharpe, Max Terhune
