Despite the presence of Guate Mozin, a noted specialist in Indian war dances who appears here as none other than Crazy Horse, this film's condescending attitude toward Native Americans was embarrassing even in 1935, and the Resolute series mercifully ended with Saddle Aces, a more conventional Western. All four Westerns were made as cheaply as possible and directed with his usual carelessness by Harry L. Fraser, who fails to mention the series altogether in his autobiography I-Went-That-a-Way.
Fighting Pioneers (1935)
Directed by Harry Fraser / Harry L. Fraser
Genres - Western |
Sub-Genres - Indian Western |
Run Time - 54 min. |
Countries - United States |
MPAA Rating - NR
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