Rawhide Rangers

Johnny Mack Brown and his brother are Texas Rangers. When his brother is killed, Johnny "quits" the Rangers and turns outlaw. Before you know it, he's turned into a better criminal than the gang he's after and they want him to join their gang. What do you think happens?

Another enjoyable B-western starring the man from Alabama and what you get is the usual hard ridin' and high shootin', however interspersed between these dramatic episodes you get Fuzzy Knight trying to steal the cook's pie and the cook counters these attempts with ways to stop him. Also inserted are some songs.

I did wonder though how come the robbers didn't question Brown turning to life of crime and accepting to join their gang when they were responsible of killing his brother. But it's best not to think deeply and just enjoy it as good old entertainment.