Quick Trigger Lee

Synopsis

Quick Trigger Lee is a classic 1931 Western film featuring Bob Custer in the titular role. The story follows Lee, a skilled gunman known for his rapid draw, as he confronts a series of challenges in the lawless American frontier. As he navigates conflicts with local outlaws and confronts threats to the peaceful town, Lee's courage and quick thinking are put to the test. The film blends action and drama, capturing the spirit of early Western cinema with a straightforward narrative and traditional shootout sequences that appealed to fans of the genre in its era.

Cast

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  Bob Custer

  Phil 'Quick Trigger' Lee

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  Caryl Lincoln

  Rose Campbell

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  Monte Montague

  Sam Wales

• Lee Cordova

  Jeremy Wales

• Richard Carlyle

  John 'Dad' Sanders

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  Frank Ellis

  Henchman Pete

Reviews

Quick Trigger Lee, while reflective of early 1930s Westerns, has received a largely mixed to negative reception in modern critique circles. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 4.1/10, indicating generally unfavorable reviews from contemporary viewers. Critics often describe the film as simplistic with underdeveloped characters and a predictable plot. The film’s pacing and production values are noted to be modest, which is typical for many B Westerns of its time, yet this limits its appeal to a wider audience. However, some fans appreciate its nostalgic value and see it as a straightforward representation of early Western tropes. The lack of complexity and depth has been cited as major drawbacks. Overall, while Quick Trigger Lee does not stand out as a classic, it is recognized for Bob Custer's performance, which captures the archetype of the stalwart cowboy hero. The film lacks the polish and narrative sophistication found in later Westerns, and therefore it mainly serves as a niche watch for genre enthusiasts rather than a critically acclaimed piece.