Oregon Passage 1957
"BLOOD-RAW FRONTIER! WHEN THE BRUTAL CAPTURE OF A MAJOR'S WIFE STARTED THE SHOSHONE'S WAVE OF SLAUGHTER!"
In *Oregon Passage* (1957), director Paul Landres delivers a gripping Western that pits duty against vengeance on the untamed frontier.
Director: Paul Landres
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Oregon Passage (1957) about?
The film follows a cavalry lieutenant whose rescue of an Indian maid from a ceremonial camp sparks a brutal conflict with the Shoshone tribe. His decision divides loyalties and escalates into a deadly showdown on the Oregon frontier.
Who directed Oregon Passage?
Paul Landres directed *Oregon Passage* (1957), bringing a sharp focus to its Western themes and high-stakes drama.
Who stars in Oregon Passage?
The film stars John Ericson, Lola Albright, Toni Gerry, Edward Platt, and H.M. Wynant in pivotal roles.
Is Oregon Passage (1957) worth watching?
As a classic Western with a tight runtime, *Oregon Passage* offers solid entertainment for fans of the genre. Its themes of conflict and resolution make it a worthy watch, though it may not break new ground.
How long is Oregon Passage?
The film runs for 80 minutes.
About Oregon Passage (1957) — A Western Tale of Duty, Vengeance, and the Untamed Frontier
In *Oregon Passage* (1957), director Paul Landres delivers a gripping Western that pits duty against vengeance on the untamed frontier. When a cavalry lieutenant intervenes to rescue an Indian maid from a ceremonial camp, he inadvertently ignites a brutal wave of retaliation from the Shoshone chief Black Eagle. What begins as an act of courage spirals into a cycle of bloodshed, testing the boundaries of loyalty and justice in a lawless land.
This 80-minute thriller thrives on its tense atmosphere, blending action with the raw emotions of betrayal and retribution. With standout performances from John Ericson and Lola Albright, *Oregon Passage* captures the essence of classic Westerns—where survival hinges on wits and resolve.