Ghost Town

Year: 1956

Runtime: 77 mins

Language: English

Director: Allen H. Miner

Western

After a stagecoach heading west is ambushed by Cheyenne Indians, its passengers take refuge in a nearby ghost town, a place the locals claim no white man or woman has ever left alive. Sheltered among the abandoned buildings, they must endure the town’s ominous silence while the threat of further attack lingers.

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