Outlaws of Santa Fe

Synopsis

Set in the Wild West, 'Outlaws of Santa Fe' follows the story of a group of outlaws led by Red Matthews, played by Don 'Red' Barry, who wreak havoc in the town of Santa Fe. The outlaws engage in daring robberies, stirring up fear and chaos among the townspeople. However, their reign of terror is soon challenged when the local sheriff, played by Noah Beery Jr., decides to take a stand against them. As tensions rise and the showdown between the outlaws and the lawmen becomes inevitable, loyalties are tested and decisions must be made that will determine the fate of Santa Fe.

Cast

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  Don 'Red' Barry

  Bob Conroy

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  Helen Talbot

  Ruth Gordon

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  Twinkle Watts

  Winky Gordon

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  Charles Morton

  Jim Hackett

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  Wally Vernon

  Buckshot Peters

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  LeRoy Mason

  Trigger McGurn

Reviews

Despite its B-movie status, 'Outlaws of Santa Fe' has its charm, particularly in the portrayal of the outlaws by Don 'Red' Barry and his gang. The film captures the essence of the Old West with its dusty streets and saloons, providing an authentic backdrop for the action-packed sequences. While the plot may be predictable at times, the performances of the cast, especially Barry's charismatic presence, elevate the movie. The cinematography also deserves praise for capturing the rugged beauty of the Western landscape. Overall, 'Outlaws of Santa Fe' is a solid entry in the genre, offering a blend of thrills and entertainment. IMDb gives it a rating of 6.1/10.