The Plunderers

Year: 1948

Runtime: 87 mins

Language: English

Director: Joseph Kane

Western

The film opens with a shocking display – Rod Cameron’s hero shoots Sheriff Sam Borden at point‑blank range before a crowd of witnesses. The murder is staged, however, as a ploy to let army agent Johnny Drum go undercover among a gang of highway robbers. Presented in Republic Pictures’ vivid Trucolor process, the story follows Drum’s covert infiltration and the ensuing showdown.

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