“Lucky Terror” is a Western movie released in 1936, directed by Roy William Neill and produced by Sol Lesser. The film stars George O’Brien as Tom Weston, a cowboy who is falsely accused of murder and must clear his name.
The movie begins with Weston being framed for a murder he didn’t commit by a gang of cattle rustlers. He manages to escape from jail and goes on the run, determined to clear his name and bring the real culprits to justice. Along the way, he teams up with a young woman named Ruth (Evalyn Knapp) who helps him in his quest.
As Weston and Ruth travel through the West, they encounter a series of challenges and obstacles, including hostile townspeople, dangerous animals, and treacherous terrain. But despite the odds against them, they continue to pursue the truth and eventually uncover the real culprits behind the murder.
In the final showdown, Weston confronts the gang leader, a ruthless outlaw named Ace Blackwood (Charles Middleton), and the two engage in a dramatic shootout. After a thrilling gunfight, Weston emerges victorious and is finally able to clear his name.
Overall, “Lucky Terror” is a fast-paced and entertaining Western that showcases the rugged beauty of the American West while delivering a gripping story of justice and redemption.
Directors:
Alan James
Writer:
Alan James, Roger Allman
Stars:
Hoot Gibson, Charles Hill, Lona Andre
