Stormy Trails

Synopsis

Stormy Trails, released in 1936, stars Rex Bell as Tom Storm, a determined cowboy set on a mission to clear his name and protect his family's ranch from corrupt forces. The narrative follows Tom as he faces numerous challenges, including deceptive villains and treacherous trails. Rich in classic Western tropes, the film features high-stakes action and heartfelt moments, painting a vivid picture of justice and perseverance in the Old West. As Tom navigates through the turmoil, he must rely on his courage, wit, and loyal allies to restore peace and honor to his family's name.

Cast

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  Rex Bell

  Tom Storm

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  Bob Terry

  Billy Storm

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  Lois Wilde

  Connie Curlew

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  Lane Chandler

  Foreman Dunn

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  Earl Dwire

  Steve Barick

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  Lloyd Ingraham

  Dad Curlew

Reviews

Stormy Trails receives a mixed to average reception among critics and viewers, with an IMDb rating of 5.8/10. Some reviews on Rotten Tomatoes highlight the film’s engaging story and traditional Western action sequences, with comments praising Rex Bell's performance as 'solid' and 'captivating.' A reviewer from IMDb notes, 'While the plot is somewhat predictable, it's a charming piece that fans of classic Westerns will appreciate.' Another critic mentioned on Metacritic appreciates the ‘authentic portrayal of Western life,’ though they also mention a lack of originality in the storyline. However, not all feedback is positive; some viewers criticize the film for its 'stereotypical characters' and 'formulaic plot,' which detracts from its overall impact. Despite these critiques, Stormy Trails still manages to entertain with its picturesque scenery and a nostalgic look at the Western genre.

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