by Hal Erickson
synopsis
Paroled-to Die was one of Bob Steele's best starring westerns for producer A. W. Hackel. Wasting precious little time with plot or dialogue, the film gets down to business with a two-fisted opening action sequence. Thereafter, the thrills never let up, as hero Doug Redfern (Steele) tries to clear himself of a murder rap, orchestrated by crooked politico Harvey Meline (Karl Hackett). Offering aid and comfort to our hero are government agent Lucky Gosden (Horace Murphy) and heroine Joan Blackman (Kathleen Elliot). Originally slated for released through Hackel's own Spectrum pictures, Paroled-to Die was eventually distributed by Republic.
characteristics
- Flight Of The Innocent
- Accusation
- Heist
- Investigation
- Robber
- Thief
- Theft
- Bad-guy
- Good-guy
- Cowboy
- Bank-robbery
- False-accusation
- Cowgirl
- Criminal
- Ranch
