The Driftin' Kid

Synopsis

In the movie 'The Driftin' Kid' released in 1941, Tom Keene stars as a mysterious and solitary cowboy who roams the wild west, righting wrongs and seeking justice. The film follows his journey as he encounters various characters and faces moral dilemmas that test his sense of right and wrong. As the Driftin' Kid rolls into a new town, he finds himself embroiled in a feud between rival factions, leading to a gripping showdown that will determine the fate of the community. With its picturesque landscapes and engaging storyline, 'The Driftin' Kid' is a classic Western tale of courage, redemption, and the enduring spirit of the frontier.

Cast

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  Tom Keene

  Tom Sterling / Jim Vernon

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  Betty Miles

  Betty Lane

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  Frank Yaconelli

  Lopez Mendoza

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  Glenn Strange

  Jeff Payson (as Glen Strange)

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  Stanley Price

  Rex Jenkins

• Fred Hoose

  Sheriff Parker

Reviews

Critics have had mixed feelings about 'The Driftin' Kid'. While some praised the film for its authentic portrayal of the old west and Tom Keene's charismatic performance, others found the storyline to be predictable and the character development lacking depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 4.2/10, noting that the movie relies heavily on genre clichés without bringing anything new to the table. IMDb users rated it 5.6/10, with some viewers enjoying the nostalgic feel of the film while others criticized its slow pace. Despite its shortcomings, 'The Driftin' Kid' has its moments of excitement and emotional resonance that make it worth watching for fans of classic Westerns.