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  • January 29, 2021
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The Range Busters are after Jingler and the gold taken from the Denver
mint. They travel to Bottleneck only to find it a ghost town. But after
Alibi salts the mine, Bottleneck quickly becomes a boom town. Written by Maurice VanAuken

Two feuding country families team up to combat the threat of a mountain tiger to their lands and lives.

Hoxie is a former rancher-turned-gold miner who becomes the prime suspect when his elderly partner is found murdered. Can he find the real villains and clear his name? Dir. Otto Brower

A gunslinger rides into the town of Purgatory and tells the townspeople
he’s the town tamer they’ve been expecting, knowing full well that he shot
the man back in the desert. He agrees to their $500 fee, payable when the
job is complete to the widow of another man he killed, and sets about
freeing the town from it’s wheelchair-bound criminal boss, who hires three
killers in succession to rid the town of its new lawman. Written by David Bassler

During a feud between a stage line and the railroad, a stagecoach is robbed by a masked gunman, and The Lone Rider and Fuzzy are accused of the holdup. Dir. Sam Newfield

Ranch foreman Steele receives a wedding gift from a mysterious band of outlaw riders: a red rope and three bullets, a sign that Steele is marked for destruction. Dir. S. Roy Luby

When the going gets tough, Marshal Maynard sends for the Range Busters to help clean up his town. Meanwhile, a local newspaper editor forms a vigilante group, unwittingly putting the outlaw gang leader in charge. Dir. S. Roy Luby

Hoppy “masquerades” as a timid lawyer to foil the schemes of a land-grabber who uses a gang of midnight riders to drive people away from their oil-rich land. Dir. George Archainbaud

Drifting horse traders are just passing through when they uncover a horse thief’s scheme to empty his neighbors’ ranches of their herds, blaming his thefts on a wild stallion. Written by Frances Kavanaugh. Dir. Robert Emmett Tansey

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