THE OUTLAW'S ANGELS | THE NEW DAUGHTERS OF JOSHUA CABE

Cinemavixion Review

While the title "The Outlaw's Angels" might suggest a gritty Western, this 1976 film, also known as "The New Daughters of Joshua Cabe," offers a unique twist on the genre. The plot follows three young women who, under the guise of being the daughters of an elderly homesteader, uncover a grave injustice: their supposed father has been wrongfully convicted of murder and is facing execution. Their subsequent plan to orchestrate a daring prison break adds an element of suspense and ingenuity to the narrative. Directed by Bruce Bilson and featuring performances from John McIntire, Jack Elam, and Jeanette Nolan, the film blends elements of drama and perhaps a touch of adventure as the women navigate the complexities of the legal system and the rough-and-tumble world of the Old West to save their unlikely father figure.