“Hell Town” is a Western movie released in 1937, directed by Charles Barton and starring John Wayne, Marsha Hunt, and Johnny Mack Brown. The film follows the story of a drifter named Dare Rudd (John Wayne), who returns to his hometown and finds himself caught in a romantic triangle between two women.
Dare Rudd comes back to his hometown and finds that his old flame, Judy, has married his rival, Clark. Dare also meets Bess (Una Merkel), a spunky girl who has been infatuated with him since childhood. Dare tries to win back Judy’s affections, but she is torn between her feelings for Dare and her loyalty to her husband.
Meanwhile, the two feuding families in the town, the Tollivers and the Setons, are in constant conflict, and Dare finds himself caught in the middle. As the tensions between the families escalate, Dare becomes more involved in their feud, and he must use his wit and courage to bring peace to the town.
The movie features several thrilling action sequences, including a dramatic shootout between the two families and a horseback chase through the rugged terrain of the West. Ultimately, Dare must choose between his love for Judy and his duty to the town, leading to a dramatic finale that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
Overall, “Hell Town” is a classic Western movie that showcases the iconic performances of John Wayne and the timeless themes of love, loyalty, and redemption that have made the genre so enduring.
Directors:
Charles Barton
Writer:
Stuart Anthony, Robert Yost, Zane Grey
Stars:
John Wayne, Marsha Hunt, Johnny Mack Brown
