Human Cargo

Year: 1936

Runtime: 66 mins

Language: English

Director: Allan Dwan

ActionComedyCrimeMystery

Rival reporters Bonnie Brewster and “Packy” Campbell join forces to bust a smuggling ring that traffics illegal aliens into the United States and extorts them. They travel to Vancouver and board a ship carrying refugees. The gang spots them; henchmen Tony Scula and Ira Conklin remove them. Campbell recognizes Scula as gunman who killed Carmen Zoro.

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