Gunmen from Laredo 1959
"Hell Bent for Vengeance!"
In the sun-scorched plains of 19th-century Texas, a proud rancher finds himself wrongfully imprisoned by a scheming saloonkeeper, setting the stage for a relentless pursuit of justice.
Director: Wallace MacDonald
Cast
Robert Knapp
Gil Reardon
Walter Coy
Ben Keefer
Paul Birch
Marshal Matt Crawford
Don C. Harvey
Deputy Dave
Clarence Straight
Deputy Frank Ross
Jered Barclay
Jordan Keefer
Ron Hayes
Walt Keefer
Charles Horvath
Coloradas
Jean Moorhead
Katy Reardon
Maureen Hingert
Rosita
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Gunmen from Laredo (1959) about?
A Texas rancher, wrongly convicted and jailed by a corrupt saloonkeeper, escapes to confront his accuser in a high-stakes showdown. The film blends raw frontier justice with personal vendetta, all unfolding in a tense, compact narrative.
Who directed Gunmen from Laredo?
The film was directed by Wallace MacDonald, bringing a sharp, no-nonsense approach to this tight Western drama.
Who stars in Gunmen from Laredo?
Robert Knapp takes center stage as the wronged rancher, supported by Walter Coy, Paul Birch, Don C. Harvey, and Jered Barclay in pivotal roles.
Is Gunmen from Laredo (1959) worth watching?
For fans of classic Westerns, Gunmen from Laredo delivers a punchy, morally charged story in under 70 minutes. While it may lack the polish of bigger studio Westerns, its tight pacing and themes of justice make it a satisfying, if gritty, ride.
How long is Gunmen from Laredo?
Gunmen from Laredo runs for 67 minutes.
About Gunmen from Laredo (1959) — A Short, Gritty Western Packed with Vengeance and Grit
In the sun-scorched plains of 19th-century Texas, a proud rancher finds himself wrongfully imprisoned by a scheming saloonkeeper, setting the stage for a relentless pursuit of justice.
Gunmen from Laredo (1959) follows Robert Knapp as the wronged rancher who breaks free from captivity, armed with little more than vengeance and a steely resolve. Directed by Wallace MacDonald, this tight 67-minute Western crackles with tension as betrayal and bloodlust collide in a dusty frontier town. With its gritty atmosphere and moral clarity, the film explores themes of justice, resilience, and the price of retribution, all while keeping audiences on the edge of their seats.
