His Brother's Ghost 1945
"Shadows Over The Valley Pointed To A Hidden Murder!"
Sam Newfield's 1945 Western "His Brother's Ghost" delivers a clever twist on classic revenge tales, weaving together land grabs, twin swaps, and supernatural dread.
Director: Sam Newfield
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is His Brother's Ghost (1945) about?
This 1945 Western follows rancher Andy Jones, who's gunned down by land-hungry thugs. Before dying, he arranges for his troublemaking twin Fuzzy to take his place—only for the killers to mistake Fuzzy for Andy's vengeful ghost after seeing him at the funeral.
Who directed His Brother's Ghost?
Sam Newfield directed this fast-paced Western, known for his prolific output of over 100 films spanning Westerns and B-movies.
Who stars in His Brother's Ghost?
The film stars Buster Crabbe as Andy Jones, Al St. John as the twin Fuzzy, with Karl Hackett and Charles King playing key supporting roles in this action-packed short Western.
Is His Brother's Ghost (1945) worth watching?
Though lacking an IMDb rating, this tight 58-minute Western offers clever plotting and a fun twist on the revenge genre. Fans of B-movie Westerns and supernatural-tinged tales will find it a breezy, entertaining watch.
How long is His Brother's Ghost?
His Brother's Ghost runs for 58 minutes, making it a perfect short Western for a quick viewing session.
About His Brother's Ghost (1945) — A Clever Western Ghost Story with a Twist
Sam Newfield's 1945 Western "His Brother's Ghost" delivers a clever twist on classic revenge tales, weaving together land grabs, twin swaps, and supernatural dread. Set against the sun-drenched yet tense landscapes of a struggling rancher's world, the story kicks off when ruthless gunmen threaten to seize sharecroppers' land at gunpoint. A dying Andy Jones hatches a risky plan: he sends for his no-good twin Fuzzy to step into his boots after Andy's fatal shooting. When the killers attend Andy's funeral, they're haunted by the eerie sight of Fuzzy—believing him to be the vengeful spirit of the man they murdered.
Buster Crabbe stars as Andy Jones with Al St. John as the mischievous Fuzzy, while Karl Hackett and Charles King round out the cast in this brisk 58-minute oater. The film blends sharp tension with a dash of dark humor, exploring themes of identity, justice, and the power of perception in the Wild West.