With his wagon train resting, trail guide Charles Bronson rides to the nearest town for provisions with ten-year-old Kurt Russell tagging along.
Once there, Bronson finds his long lost love whom he thought dead, married to his villainous one-armed enemy, who along with his nasty brothers holds the town virtually hostage.
Edited together from from episodes of the early sixties TV series The Travels Of Jamie McPheeters, Guns Of Diablo is a decently entertaining and well acted movie, despite the fact that the direction and editing still have that episodic television feel.
At the end of the day, what really makes this worth watching is the irresistible chance to see tough guy Bronson acting alongside future tough guy Kurt Russell.
Russell should have pulled some strings and got Bronson cast in Tombstone!
Once there, Bronson finds his long lost love whom he thought dead, married to his villainous one-armed enemy, who along with his nasty brothers holds the town virtually hostage.
Edited together from from episodes of the early sixties TV series The Travels Of Jamie McPheeters, Guns Of Diablo is a decently entertaining and well acted movie, despite the fact that the direction and editing still have that episodic television feel.
At the end of the day, what really makes this worth watching is the irresistible chance to see tough guy Bronson acting alongside future tough guy Kurt Russell.
Russell should have pulled some strings and got Bronson cast in Tombstone!