Bullets for Rustlers

Synopsis

Bullets for Rustlers, a 1940 Western film starring Charles Starrett, follows the action-packed story of a brave cowboy fighting against a gang of rustlers terrorizing a local town. As the rustlers wreak havoc, Starrett's character must use his sharpshooting skills to protect the innocent and bring the outlaws to justice. With thrilling gunfights, tense showdowns, and a touch of romance, the movie delivers a classic tale of good versus evil set against the backdrop of the untamed Wild West. As the stakes rise, loyalty and courage are tested, leading to a dramatic climax that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats till the very end.

Cast

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  Charles Starrett

  Steve Beaumont

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  Lorna Gray

  Ann Houston

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  Bob Nolan

  Bob

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  Dick Curtis

  Strang

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  Kenneth MacDonald

  Ed Brock

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  Jack Rockwell

  Sheriff Webb

Reviews

Bullets for Rustlers received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the authentic Western atmosphere and Charles Starrett's charismatic performance, others found the plot formulaic and lacking in originality. Rotten Tomatoes critics consensus described it as 'an enjoyable Western for fans of classic cowboy movies, but may not offer much for those seeking innovation.' IMDb's user ratings gave the film a respectable 6.7/10, with viewers appreciating the nostalgic charm and exciting action sequences. Metacritic, however, pointed out the clichés and predictable storyline, calling it 'a standard Western fare with little surprises.' Overall, opinions on Bullets for Rustlers vary, making it a divisive entry in the Western genre.