The Indians, under Chief Mike, have been defeating the Army in Oregon for years. The new commander, Major Archer, plans to defeat the Indians once and for all, but his orders are changed to attempt a peaceful settlement. But there are certain people who do not want Oregon to become a state and they will attempt to keep the Indians on the war path.—Tony Fontana
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Uninspired William Castle cavalry western about white folks wanting to settle in the Oregon Territory. Director Castle made this before he started producing film with his flamboyant gimmicks, like "Ermergo" where skeletons flew over the audience or the "Punishment Poll" when the audience decided the fate of the characters on screen (though only the more harsh of punishment was actually filmed). This film was in serious need of some of that kind of flare. The name drops of Oregon geographic locations was the only thing that held my interest.
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