Backtrack is a spine-chilling psychological thriller from the acclaimed. It's hardly a must see piece, and in fact overstays its welcome at an hour and half in length, but this Western version of The Three Musketeers is no dead loss. Risking his own sanity, Peter delves into his past to uncover a terrifying secret which only he can put right. As a theater film it turns out to be an enjoyable well-acted formula Western action/comedy. Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz It was originally made for TV as a Virginian episode. An enjoyable well-acted formula Western action/comedy. There's a strong cast assembled, and they all turn in fun and lively performances, while there's enough action, japery and yee-haw peril to ensure the pic never falls flat. BACKTRACK (director: Earl Bellamy screenwriter: Borden Chase. Considering the cobbled nature of the beast, this surprisingly is rather fun, certainly a worthwhile time investment for Western fans who are looking for some lighter genre time filling fare. Nice eye-catching artwork on this original US one-sheet poster in good. But during a stopover in Laredo he unwillingly joins up with three Texas Rangers on a dangerous mission into Mexico. Hollywood western with James Drury, Doug McClure, Rhonda Fleming, and Neville Brand. Plot has Wyoming cowhand and gambler Trampas (McClure) sent by his employer to Mexico to collect a bull. Movies Similar to Backtrack: Buddy Goes West (1981), Six Gun (2008), Auto Recovery (2008), The Good Guys and the Bad Guys (1969), Avenging Angel (2007). Directed by Earl Bellamy and scripted by Borden Chase, it stars Neville Brand, Dough McClure, James Drury, Peter Brown, William Smith, Phillip Carey, Rhonda Fleming, Ida Lupino and Fernando Lamas. Plot has Wyoming cowhand and gambler Trampas (McClure) sent by his employer to Mexico to collect a bull. As evidenced by those who have bothered to write a review for this pic, this is a combination filmic blending of Western TV shows Laredo and The Virginian. Directed by Earl Bellamy and scripted by Borden Chase, it stars Neville Brand, Dough McClure, James Drury, Peter Brown, William Smith, Phillip Carey, Rhonda Fleming, Ida Lupino and Fernando Lamas.
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