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  57. Sheltered in their sister Laura's farmhouse, the notorious band of outlaws, the Reno Brothers, terrorise the Indiana countryside, in 1866. By bribing the local officials and the corrupt judge, the brothers have the nearby town of Seymour under their thumb, however, it is not before long when someone kills a secret operative. As a result, James Barlow, a former Southern spy, agrees to infiltrate the gang by posing as a hardened train robber to bring the Renos to justice, but what Barlow couldn't foresee is that his feelings for the feisty Laura will threaten his plans for a setup at dawn. In the end, can a single man end the Reno Brothers' reign?
  58. Terrorizing 1866 Indiana, the Reno brothers gang uses the town of Seymour as a safe haven, paying off three crooked town officials. Sent in to clean up the gang is Peterson Detective Agency operative James Barlow, who poses as an outlaw to gain the confidence of the officials and the thick-headed brothers. Complicating matters are Barlow's feelings for the Reno sister, Laura, who reluctantly keeps house for the boys out of family loyalty. Events heat up and rage surfaces as Barlow sets up the gang in a dawn train robbery.
  59. We&#39;re having a run of Randolph Scott Westerns on British TV at present and I couldn&#39;t place this one when I saw it in the listings. But after a few seconds&#39; viewing I remembered I&#39;d seen it not so long ago; but for there being nothing else on TV that day I wouldn&#39;t have watched it again.<br/><br/>The opening credits showed a strong cast, but it took Scott&#39;s entry some time into the film to notch the pace up a bit. Forrest Tucker&#39;s role seemed a bit subdued for him, especially given that he was meant to be the chief bad guy.<br/><br/>I&#39;ve always a little irritated when the ageing male lead has a romance with a much younger woman. Scott was around 56 when this film was made, and Mala Powers about 24. OK, at first he was using her to get in with the Renos, but I found his approach to her in the stores very hammy and oily.<br/><br/>The scenery and photography were good, but I see from other comments that the former was nothing like the locale in which the story was based.
  60. This is a well-cast, well-directed, tightly-scripted film (only 87 minutes). The cast is amazing for what had to be a fairly low budget RKO picture from the mid-1950&#39;s; Randolph Scott was an established star while Forrest Tucker, J. Carrol Naish, and Denver Pyle were all established, talented Western performers and Edgar Buchanan was one of the best Western character actors of all time. What hurts the movie severely and is its major flaw is the setting. Nothing about one single shot of the film looks anything like Southern Indiana or anywhere else in the Midwest, and exactly like California, where it was actually shot. This lack of authenticity is distracting, in some scenes more than others, but never completely destroys the fine performances. Like some of the others, I would like to know more about the historical Reno Brothers and how closely this film represents their true story; I&#39;m sure that it&#39;s somewhat closer than Elvis&#39; &#39;&#39;Love Me Tender&#39;&#39;, which is about the same topic and came out the next year.
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