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WILD HORSE CANYON (1938, Monogram) Jack Randall, Dorothy Short, Frankie Yaconelli, Warner Richmond. Jack is searching for his brother’s killer. The excitement heats up when he steps in to help a rancher whose horses are being rustled by an outlaw gang. 16mm.
MAN’S COUNTRY (1938, Monogram) Jack Randall, Marjorie Reynolds, Ralph Peters. Jack poses as a wanted outlaw. He then befriends a family that may have information about two unsolved murders. Jack has a really great fight scene near the film’s climax. From 16mm.
GUN PACKER Jack Randall, Charlie King, Louise Stanley. A top Randall film. Included in the next Forgotten Horrors book (1937-1942) because of its sci-fi elements. A gold mine, thought to be played out, suddenly starts producing gold again for its new owners. Coincidentally, local stages start being robbed of gold shipments. What’s the connection? Who is the strange professor who invents a new, powerful liquid explosive? Jack, posing as a shootist, infiltrates the gang. 16mm.
OVERLAND MAIL (1939, Monogram) Jack Randall, Vince Barnett, Jean Joyce, Glenn Strange. After a tribesman is shot, a bloody Indian uprising seems perilously imminent. Jack investigates and discovers a secret counterfeiting ring that sends out funny money through the stage mail system. 16mm.
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