Doomed at Sundown, Bob Steele 1937

Dave Austin's Sheriff father has been killed. Dave now has his badge and his search for the killer leads him to the hangout of Hatfield and his gang. But when Dave's identity becomes known, he's condemned to die at sundown.
Director: Sam Newfield
Writers: George H. Plympton (screenplay) (as George Plympton), Fred Myton (original story)
Stars: Bob Steele, Lorraine Randall, Warner Richmon

[@ashokkumarsinha369]

Wonderful movie. Loved watching it. Bob Steele's superb

[@anombrerose6311]

Good One! Thanks so much!!! So easy to watch!

[@oldgamerchick]

Awesome movie thanks 🙃☕❤❤❤❤🤠

[@sidseda923]

Good Movie

[@chocolatte6157]

I agree. The horses are well trained beautiful. 👍

[@verheyrobert1962]

All Old western movies are cool 😎 Where did your own stunts they were amazing teamwork which made them good family God is good do you like the grand how old Oprah simple great teamwork👍👍👍

[@garyolsen3409]

Were you sober when you wrote this?

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[@andrewcao1526]

Got him

[@claudalfred2064]

Good

[@raymondcancel1290]

Bob steel made more movies than John wayne!

[@williamdunn9625]

Bob Steel was in more movies credit 242 John Wayne approximately 168 but Bob was only a bit part in a lot of his movies, even in some of John Waynes movies.

[@steplumpkin5432]

GOOD STUFF!!!!!!!!!

[@andrewcao1526]

Father heldfied happens know to him

[@andrewcao1526]

Heldfied spot

[@andrewcao1526]

Crave him not without

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🤠👍🏿

[@johnscott2852]

The real stars of these cheesy cowboy movies are the horses. I just old cowboy movies, cheese and all.

[@suev3339]

All the stunt riders, wranglers made the actors look great.

[@andrewcao1526]

Man kills his dad

[@adamwayne5711]

What a weird and messed up beginning for a western. I guess the Hollywood occult influence was in everything back then too.

[@fredsmith2299]

Its funny that 90% of all westerns were filmed in California ....

[@suev3339]

Right, the states of Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas sure had tall mountains in movies that I’ve never seen w/my own eyes in those states.

[@fredsmith2299]

@@suev3339 I love westerns .... so I took my family to Lone Pine to see where most westerns were filmed ....

[@user-rp1jy9ij4x]

Not for me!

[@johnscott2852]

I wish the heroes we're more solid not these skinny looking broomstick's.

[@anombrerose6311]

Because you have no point of reference with that generation. I remember my great grandfather, a very small and skinny man who was a rancher without much of a crew, so he was genuine Texas cowboy stock. I was about 5 the first time I saw a man who was 6 ft tall, and I have a very large family, about 20 pairs of aunts and uncles, including both my parents siblings. That was in the mid 50's. He had to dodge the living room light fixture. Anyway, those cowboys were truly tough as nails.