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With: Beverly Garland, John Ireland, Allison Hayes, Martin Kingsley, Jonathan Haze, Chris Alcaide, Dick Miller, Bruno VeSota, Margaret Campbell, William Schallert, Aaron Saxon, Chris Miller
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Written by: Charles B. Griffith, Mark Hanna
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Directed by: Roger Corman
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MPAA Rating: Not Rated
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Running Time: 83
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Date: 06/01/1956
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Marshal Girl
By Jeffrey M. Anderson This Western from Roger Corman is uncharacteristically slow and talky. The action scenes are lethargic and the film is filled with gaffes; I suspect that the great B-movie director and the Western genre never quite clicked. He only worked in this capacity three or four more times over the course of his 500-film career. Regardless, Gunslinger is of interest with its strong, pants-wearing female hero, Rose Hood (Beverly Garland), who takes over the job of marshal after her husband is murdered. She faces off with a handsome, vengeance-driven bad guy (John Ireland) and a sexy barmaid (Allison Hayes). Hayes alone makes the film worth seeing. Apparently, the film is unavailable (or at least out-of-print) on DVD, and so currently the only way to see it is in the MST3K version, which is probably for the best.
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