Feud of the West

Synopsis

In the classic western film 'Feud of the West' released in 1936, directed by J.P. McGowan and starring Hoot Gibson, the story unfolds in a small frontier town plagued by a long-standing feud between two rival families. The arrival of a mysterious stranger, played by Gibson, adds fuel to the fire as tensions escalate, leading to a suspenseful showdown that will determine the fate of the town. As secrets are revealed and loyalties tested, the characters must confront their pasts and ultimately choose between forgiveness and vengeance. With gripping action sequences and a gripping storyline, 'Feud of the West' is a timeless tale of honor, betrayal, and redemption in the Wild West.

Cast

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  Hoot Gibson

  'Whitey' Revel

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  Buzz Barton

  Six Bits

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  Joan Barclay

  Molly Henderson

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  Bob Kortman

  'Hawk' Decker

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  Ed Cassidy

  Greg Walters

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  Nelson McDowell

  Wild Horse Henderson

Reviews

Critics were divided on 'Feud of the West', with some praising its nostalgic charm and classic Western formula, while others found it lacking in originality and depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 4.5/10, with one critic stating, 'While Hoot Gibson delivers a solid performance, the film fails to break new ground in the overcrowded Western genre.' On the other hand, IMDb users gave it a rating of 5.2/10, indicating a mixed reception among viewers. Some praised the film for its entertaining action scenes and memorable characters, while others criticized its predictable plot and one-dimensional villains. Overall, 'Feud of the West' is a decent addition to the Western genre but falls short of being a standout classic.