What I noticed right off were the railroad scenes transplanted from 1957's NIGHT PASSAGE where Audie Murphy appears as an outlaw (The Utica Kid) and is the younger brother of James Stewart. He wears black, with a black leather jacket. In the beginning of this film, he's dressed the same way...the only difference being a sheriff's badge. All the train scenes were inter cut into this film...nice way to save on cost.
I must admit I quickly lost interest, only watching the first third of this movie, but it looked like it wasn't going to get any better. One of the reasons it may look 50ish in style is because of the borrowed scenes.
I must admit I quickly lost interest, only watching the first third of this movie, but it looked like it wasn't going to get any better. One of the reasons it may look 50ish in style is because of the borrowed scenes.