Money, Women and Guns (1958)

Money, Women and Guns

summary

After masked robbers kill a gold prospector, a detective is hired to find the men and discover the motive. The trail leads to a valuable stash of money that is sparking greed and tension in a small town.

About

A classic Western that blends mystery and frontier drama. When a gold prospector is murdered by masked robbers, seasoned detective “Silver” Ward Hogan, played by Jock Mahoney, is hired to track down the killers and uncover their motive. His investigation leads to a small town simmering with greed and suspicion, where a hidden fortune becomes the catalyst for betrayal and deadly confrontations.

The film boasts a strong ensemble cast, including Kim Hunter, an Academy Award-winning actress from A Streetcar Named Desire, and Lon Chaney Jr., a legendary figure in horror and Western cinema. Supporting roles by Gene Evans, Tom Drake, and young actor Tim Hovey add depth to this gripping tale of law, loyalty, and the lure of wealth. With its tense storyline and rugged setting, Money, Women and Guns delivers a timeless look at justice and morality in the Old West.