Hidden Guns 1956
"BLAZING BULLET-FAST ACTION!"
In *Hidden Guns* (1956), a gripping 66-minute Western helmed by Albert C. Gannaway, justice hangs in the balance as a tyrannical outlaw named Stragg terrorizes a town into silence, leaving no room for dissent.
Director: Albert C. Gannaway
Cast
Bruce Bennett
Stragg
Richard Arlen
Sheriff Ward Young
John Carradine
Snipe Harding
Faron Young
Deputy Faron Young
Lloyd Corrigan
Judge Wallis
Angie Dickinson
Becky Carter
Damian O'Flynn
Kingsley
Irving Bacon
Doc Carter
Tom Hubbard
Grundy
Ron Gans
Burt Miller
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hidden Guns (1956) about?
*Hidden Guns* follows a small-town sheriff on a desperate mission to secure a witness willing to testify against a ruthless outlaw named Stragg, who has the community cowed into submission. Along the way, Stragg retaliates by hiring a gunman to eliminate both the sheriff and the witness, turning the pursuit into a deadly race against time.
Who directed Hidden Guns?
Hidden Guns was directed by Albert C. Gannaway, a filmmaker known for his work in the Western genre during the mid-20th century.
Who stars in Hidden Guns?
The film stars Bruce Bennett, Richard Arlen, John Carradine, Faron Young, and Angie Dickinson in key roles.
Is Hidden Guns (1956) worth watching?
As a no-frills 66-minute Western, *Hidden Guns* delivers a tight, action-driven narrative that fans of classic cowboy films will appreciate. While it's not a blockbuster, its fast-paced storytelling and strong cast make it a solid pick for a short, engaging Western fix.
How long is Hidden Guns?
Hidden Guns runs for 66 minutes.
About Hidden Guns (1956) — A High-Stakes Western Pitting Justice Against Tyranny
In *Hidden Guns* (1956), a gripping 66-minute Western helmed by Albert C. Gannaway, justice hangs in the balance as a tyrannical outlaw named Stragg terrorizes a town into silence, leaving no room for dissent. Sheriff Young embarks on a desperate quest for a witness in a neighboring settlement, only to face mortal danger when Stragg dispatches a hired gun to silence both the sheriff and the potential informant. This tense cat-and-mouse chase unfolds against the dusty backdrop of the Wild West, where loyalty and survival collide in a relentless pursuit of truth and order.
With a mood steeped in gritty determination and high-stakes suspense, the film explores themes of justice versus tyranny, the weight of leadership, and the courage required to stand against overwhelming odds. Bruce Bennett and Richard Arlen anchor the cast with rugged conviction, while John Carradine's presence adds a layer of dark, unpredictable energy to this bullet-riddled tale.
