LAW OF THE LASH

Cinemavixion Review

Ray Taylor's 1947 Western, "Law of the Lash," offers a briskly paced narrative centered on the exploits of the enigmatic Cheyenne, portrayed with rugged determination. The plot, involving stolen rings and a determined pursuit of a gang leader, unfolds with classic Western tropes, keeping the audience engaged throughout its concise 53-minute runtime. While perhaps not a landmark in the genre, the film benefits from the presence of Lash La Rue, Al St. John, and Lee Roberts, whose performances lend authenticity to the frontier setting. "Law of the Lash" serves as a solid example of the B-Westerns of its era, delivering straightforward action and a clear moral conflict that fans of the genre will appreciate.