Custom Search Movie Poster in My Web Pages by Cast or Director Album 1-156/Day of the Evil Gun (1968) Glenn Ford Jerry ThorpePrevious | Home | Next | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Album 1-156 .. Album 157-239 ..Album 240-280 .Album 281-361 . Album 362--477 .. Album 488-571 . Album 572--698 . Album 699-980 OnClick Pay Release Date:1 March 1968 (USA) moreTagline:They had one enemy even more deadly than the Apaches... each other! morePlot Synopsis:This plot synopsis is empty. Add a synopsisUser Comments:VERY grim ! more
Parents Guide:Add content advisory for parentsRuntime:95 min / USA:90 min (Turner Library Print)Country:USAColor:Color (Metrocolor)Aspect Ratio:2.35 : 1 moreSound Mix:Mono (Westrex Recording System)MOVIEmeter:
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Good western with Ford playing a gunman trying to put his guns down and come home to the wife and kids. Upon arrival at the homestead he finds his family has been taken by injun raiders. This leads to his searching for them in a harsh land where he must battle not only the redskins on their own turf but Army deserters, a gang of cutthroat Mexican outlaws, and a man he must ride with who is close to losing his mind. Lots of action and gunsmoke.