Raiders of the Range

Synopsis

In the 1942 Western film, Raiders of the Range, Bob Steele stars as a courageous cowboy who takes on a ruthless gang of outlaws threatening a peaceful community. When innocent lives are at stake, he must confront danger and deception to restore justice to the range. As the tension escalates, Steele's character faces moral dilemmas, betrayal, and formidable foes in a thrilling showdown that will test his resolve. With stunning cinematography capturing the vast landscapes and intense action sequences, Raiders of the Range is a gripping tale of bravery and honor set in the rugged frontier of the Old West.

Cast

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  Bob Steele

  Tucson Smith

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  Tom Tyler

  Stony Brooke

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  Rufe Davis

  Lullaby Joslin

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  Lois Collier

  Jean Travers

• Frank Jaquet

  Sam Daggett

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  Tom Chatterton

  'Doc' Higgins

Reviews

Raiders of the Range, directed by Lester Orlebeck, may not be a groundbreaking Western, but it delivers a solid and entertaining story that will please fans of the genre. The action-packed scenes are well choreographed, and Bob Steele's performance as the heroic cowboy is commendable. While the plot may follow familiar tropes of the era, the film's pacing keeps viewers engaged, with enough suspense and intrigue to maintain interest. Critics have praised the authenticity of the setting and the charismatic presence of the cast. Despite some predictable moments, Raiders of the Range offers a classic Western experience that is worth watching for its nostalgic charm and timeless appeal. IMDb rates the movie at 6.3/10.