Land of Hunted Men

In this B-western, a group of escaped convicts, led by the ruthless "Blackie" Smith, flee into the wilderness. They encounter a young woman, Mary, who is searching for her father. The convicts plan to use her as a hostage to escape the law. However, a tough ex-convict named "Dusty" attempts to thwart their plans, leading to a showdown.

Land of Hunted Men is a typical low-budget Western of its era, primarily appealing to fans of the genre and its stars. While not critically acclaimed, it offered standard action and a straightforward plot that satisfied its target audience.

• Presents a familiar Western narrative with standard action sequences.

• Features recognizable Western performers of the period.

• A serviceable, albeit unremarkable, entry in the B-Western category.

Google audience: Audience reception is not readily available through generalized public channels.

The film is part of Monogram Pictures' "Rough Riders" series, which often featured Corrigan, Rex Lease, and Jack C. Wilson as a trio of reformed outlaws.