Carson City Cyclone

Synopsis

Carson City Cyclone is a 1943 western film directed by Joseph H. Lewis and starring Don 'Red' Barry. The story follows Barry's character, a notorious outlaw who finds redemption when he comes to the aid of a struggling homesteader family while being pursued by the law. Set against the backdrop of the rugged frontier, the film explores themes of justice, sacrifice, and the power of redemption. As action and drama unfold, the characters are faced with moral dilemmas that shape their destinies in the wild west. Carson City Cyclone is a classic western tale of redemption and courage.

Cast

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  Don 'Red' Barry

  Gilbert Phalen

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  Lynn Merrick

  Linda Wade

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  Bryant Washburn

  Doctor Stephen Andrews

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  Stuart Hamblen

  Henchman Frank Garrett

• Curley Dresden

  Henchman Tom Barton

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  Emmett Lynn

  Horatio 'Tombstone' Boggs

Reviews

Carson City Cyclone has received mixed reviews from critics over the years. While some praise the film for its engaging storyline and strong performances, others criticize its predictable plot and stereotypical characterizations. Rotten Tomatoes gives the movie a rating of 58%, stating that 'Carson City Cyclone delivers the classic western formula with a twist of redemption.' IMDb rates the film at 6.3/10, with users praising Don 'Red' Barry's portrayal of the conflicted outlaw. Metacritic describes the movie as a 'solid entry in the western genre, but lacking in originality'. Despite its flaws, Carson City Cyclone remains a nostalgic trip to the golden age of western cinema.