LAST OF THE CLINTONS

Cinemavixion Review

Harry L. Fraser's 1935 Western, "Last Of The Clintons" (also known as "The Last of the Clintons"), offers a classic tale of undercover heroism. Starring the dependable Harry Carey as a cowboy infiltrating an outlaw gang, the film delves into themes of loyalty and betrayal. The plot, as detailed in both the local description and external data, centers on Trigger Carson's mission to expose criminal rackets. However, the narrative takes a critical turn when Carson is ordered to kidnap a young girl, leading to the gang's discovery of his true identity. This twist propels the story into a tense climax, where Carson, with the help of his sidekick Jed, must ensure his and the girl's escape before confronting the gang. Despite its modest runtime of 59 minutes and a 5.9 IMDb rating, "Last Of The Clintons" remains a solid entry in the Western genre, showcasing the archetypal conflict between law and lawlessness that defined many films of the era.