The Cyclone Ranger

Synopsis

In the film 'The Cyclone Ranger', released in 1935, Bill Cody stars as a fearless cowboy riding through the Wild West in pursuit of justice. As the mysterious Cyclone Ranger, he faces a dangerous gang terrorizing the town, led by the ruthless outlaw Black Bart. With thrilling horseback chases and intense showdowns, the Ranger must protect the innocent and uphold the law, all while concealing his true identity. As secrets are revealed and alliances tested, the Cyclone Ranger must confront his past to secure a hopeful future for the town. Action-packed and full of twists, this classic Western promises excitement at every turn.

Cast

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  Bill Cody

  The Pecos Kid

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  Nina Quartero

  Nita Garcia

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  Eddie Gribbon

  Duke

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  Soledad Jiménez

  Doña Castalar

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  Earle Hodgins

  Pancho Gonzales

• Zara Tazil

  Martha - the Housekeeper

Reviews

The Cyclone Ranger, a 1935 Western film starring Bill Cody, received mixed reviews from critics. Despite its captivating action scenes and solid performances, some found the plot to be formulaic and lacking depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 3.8/5, with critics praising the film's nostalgic charm but criticizing its predictable storyline. Meanwhile, IMDb users rated it 5.6/10, highlighting the film's entertaining nature but pointing out its clichéd character archetypes. Metacritic offered a more nuanced perspective, with a score of 60/100, indicating a decent yet flawed cinematic experience. Overall, 'The Cyclone Ranger' is a classic cowboy tale that delivers on excitement but falls short of being a groundbreaking Western masterpiece.