by Hans J. Wollstein
review
The surprising demise of comic relief George Hayes (long before he earned the nickname of "Gabby") and a boss villain who initiates every one of his crimes by playing a sad dirge on his fiddle are just a few of this strange Western's many breaks with tradition. Produced by Trem Carr for the low-rent Syndicate Pictures Corp., God's Country and the Man was co-written by its villain, Al Bridge, and remains a startling, well-acted example of a near-Gothic B-Western.
