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Cave of Outlaws is a 1951 American Western film directed by William Castle and starring Macdonald Carey and Alexis Smith. It was also known as The Cave.
Cave of Outlaws: Directed by William Castle. With Macdonald Carey, Alexis Smith, Edgar Buchanan, Victor Jory. Released after serving 15 years in prison for train robbery Pete Carver being the only survivor of the gang goes looking for the loot in the caves where it was hidden.
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- Western
- William Castle
- 1951-11
Nov 8, 2023 · The movie [***] FYI. Alexis Smith spent several hours in wardrobe being fitted for a pair of asbestos pants, as the film called for leading man Macdonald Carey to turn the actress over his knee and give her one of the hardest spankings ever administered to a female screen player. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0043392/?ref_=tt_urv
In the Arizona Territory in 1880, a gang of bandits steals a bag of gold and then races to their cave hideout, followed by a posse. When the posse finds the cave, they kill all of the gang members except teenager Pete Carver, who is arrested and sent to Kansas State Prison.
- William Castle, Jesse Hibbs
- Macdonald Carey
1895 and Pete Carver (Carey) is released from Kansas State Prison, he is the only survivor of a gold robbery 15 years earlier that saw his father killed in caves near Cooper Bend, Arizona. The gold was never recovered, and now... read the rest.
Irving Glassberg Cinematography. Edward Curtiss Editing. Critics reviews. This unusual Western combines action with eerie mystery when Pete Carver, the sole survivor of a gang of robbers slain after a heist, returns to the scene of the crime years later to find the loot, only to discover that a boom town has arisen there.
Cave of Outlaws (William Castle, 1951) 6/10 A gang of thieves robs a train and takes off with two bags of gold. They are pursued by a posse and hide inside giant caves where they are killed off one by one.
