SIX-GUN RHYTHM

Cinemavixion Review

Sam Newfield's "Six-Gun Rhythm" from 1939 offers a classic Western narrative centered on Tex Fletcher, who returns home to discover his father's demise at the hands of the villainous Jim Davis. The plot unfolds as Tex, a former football player, seeks retribution, leading to a confrontation where he inadvertently kills one of Davis's henchmen. This act lands him in jail, setting the stage for a tale of revenge against the backdrop of a corrupt sheriff under Davis's sway. While the film may not boast extensive accolades or box office figures, its straightforward plot and performance by Tex Fletcher, alongside Joan Barclay and Ralph Peters, provide a glimpse into the B-Westerns of the era. The film's runtime of 57 minutes suggests a brisk pace, typical for the genre, aiming to deliver a concise Western drama.