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Desert Phantom (Alpha) (1936)
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Starring: Ted Adams, Johnny Mack Brown, Karl Hackett, Hal Price, Forrest Taylor
Director: A.W. Hackel
Category: Westerns
Studio: Alpha Video
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Length:
66 mins

 
 

 

Sideshow sharpshooter Billy Donovan (the legendary Johnny Mark Brown), while staging a demonstration in a Texas settlement, is approached by rancher Jean Halloran who needs help in disposing of a "phantom" sniper who has already killed her brother and seems intent upon driving her brother and crippled stepfather off the land. The superstitious townsfolk believe the intruder is a ghost that haunts an abandoned mine. Donovan accepts Jean's challenge, disclosing an agenda of his own. Untraceable gunfire continued to plague the rangeland when Donovan stumbles upon a tunnel leading from the mine. He follows a mysterious character to a hidden doorway which opens into the basement of the Halloran ranch house!

Johnny Mack Brown delivers one of his more winning characterizations in Desert Phantoms as an easygoing dude who proves to be a vengeful frontiersman at heart.

The ghostly element lends the right touch of weirdness to a story that works fine otherwise as a naturalistic account of a blood feud nearing it's moment of truth.