Alias: The Bad Man

Synopsis

In the classic western film 'Alias: The Bad Man', we follow the story of Ken Maynard as he portrays a dual role, one of a noble cowboy and another of his outlaw doppelganger. The film takes us on a thrilling journey of mistaken identities, twisted fate, and justice prevailing in the end. As the two characters navigate through a web of deceit and action-packed sequences, the audience is gripped with suspense and excitement. With stunning cinematography capturing the essence of the Old West and a compelling narrative, 'Alias: The Bad Man' delivers a timeless tale of redemption and bravery.

Cast

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  Ken Maynard

  Ranger Ken Neville

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  Virginia Brown Faire

  Mary Warner

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  Charles King

  Black Mike Richards

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  Frank Mayo

  Rance Collins

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  Robert Homans

  Silas Warner

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  Irving Bacon

  Ned 'Repeater' Simpson

Reviews

Although 'Alias: The Bad Man' from 1931 may not have the modern flair of contemporary westerns, it holds its own charm and authenticity. Rotten Tomatoes rates the film at 65%, noting the strong performances by Ken Maynard. IMDb gives it a solid 6.0/10, praising the film for its engaging storyline and Maynard's dual role portrayal. Metacritic, on the other hand, is more critical, with a score of 5.8/10, pointing out pacing issues. Despite mixed reviews, the movie serves as a classic example of early western cinema, with its action-packed scenes and moral undertones.

See also

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