Yes, a rather good western from a chain director, who gave us more westerns than there are mosquitos in Louisiana swamps. In the fifties, as I have already said, Lesley Selander was far, far better than one decade earlier, maybe because he became better with the experience and also the budgets whom the producers allowed him to dispose. I don't know why tere are so many bad comments. Ok, the topic is used, overused, but it remains a good yarn, with supporting characters such as Robert Wilke, Charles Mcgraw, Peter Graves, Robert Stack - Jim Phelps and Elliot Ness - John Doucette. A lost patrol scheme, as we had so many in westerns.
Review of War Paint
