6 out of 10 Mainly because it takes a while to really understand the sheriff. At first I thought he was just over acting,(B-Movie) style, but later I started thinking about the various "Hints" he gives regarding the cruelty that men can go through due to the unfair or injustice that our society can inflict upon us all.
"I might forget that you are ALSO my brother" says the sheriff, "what do you mean brother" asks Jaynes? What are you talking about" he continues. Could it be that the sheriff knows the last criminal Kaygo a little more then we are told???
On a more positive note: everybody else is somewhat likable including the criminal Struthers who adds some much needed sarcasm which helps us along with this entirely unrealistic scenario, and of course Doris Dowling is sweetheart.
Please don't expect too much from this film. Instead sit back and enjoy the Cliché's, the amazing Colorado Mountains, and of course Doris :)
"I might forget that you are ALSO my brother" says the sheriff, "what do you mean brother" asks Jaynes? What are you talking about" he continues. Could it be that the sheriff knows the last criminal Kaygo a little more then we are told???
On a more positive note: everybody else is somewhat likable including the criminal Struthers who adds some much needed sarcasm which helps us along with this entirely unrealistic scenario, and of course Doris Dowling is sweetheart.
Please don't expect too much from this film. Instead sit back and enjoy the Cliché's, the amazing Colorado Mountains, and of course Doris :)