BAD DAY AT BLACK ROCK 
(1954)

(From Joe Bob's Ultimate B Movie Guide)


Race hatred was still a forbidden subject in the movies when this melodrama was made, but Spencer Tracy made it a classic in the role that many consider his greatest. As a one-armed man, Tracy arrives in a bleak desert settlement, where he discovers that the town has a closely guarded old secret involving murder and vengeance. With one of the best casts ever assembled for any movie, and with incredible wide-screen Cinemascope photography to bring out the vastness of the desert, this film hurtles forward at a dizzying, suspenseful pace. With Robert Ryan, Anne Francis, Ernest Borgnine, Lee Marvin, John Ericson, Walter Brennan. 

 

 

 

 

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