TWO FISTED LAW is a cheapie western from the early 1930s, running barely an hour in length. The hero is Tim McCoy, a one-time cowboy star, although viewers today will better recognise John Wayne as (inevitably) Duke, a good-natured and wholesome cowboy ally. The tale is a familiar one about an evil landowner setting up our hero who has to then fight to clear his name, and there are the usual twists to expect along the way, although not quite as much action as you'd think. Not bad, but definitely middling.
Review of Two-Fisted Law
