Apache Uprising (1965)

In the untamed frontier of the 19th century, two drifters, Jim Walker and Bill Gibson, stumble upon the remnants of a settlers' wagon savagely destroyed by the Apaches. The ominous signs point towards a brewing uprising from the Tontos and Mescaleros Apaches, fuelled by resentment towards settlers encroaching on their sacred lands. Caught in a deadly Apache ambush, the drifters narrowly escape, their suspicions of a revolt now a chilling certainty. Following their harrowing encounter, they cross paths with a Cavalry patrol led by Captain Gannon. Despite initial skepticism, Gannon grants Walker and Gibson the chance to prove their claims, inviting them to join his troop en route to Apache Wells. There, they will recount their brush with the hostile Apaches to the local authorities. In the heart of Apache Wells, Hoyt Taylor, the stagecoach lines' regional manager, is preparing to embark on a risky journey to Lordsburg, laden with a substantial amount of the company's money. Unbeknownst to him, a trio of ruthless outlaws, Vance Buckner, Jess Cooney, and Toby Jack Saunders, have designs on the stagecoach's valuable cargo. Their scheme unfolds as two members blend into the stagecoach's passengers, while the third waits in ambush at the next relay station. Among the unsuspecting passengers is Janice MacKenzie, a shunned saloon girl with a scandalous reputation, expelled from the judgmental community. The arrival of the Cavalry patrol and the drifter duo, still bearing the marks of their recent Apache encounter, stirs the town. Despite Gannon's stern warnings of the impending Apache threat, the stagecoach's passengers and managers are adamant about proceeding to Lordsburg. In a twist of fate, Walker and Gibson opt to ride shotgun on the perilous journey, marking the beginning of a voyage fraught with danger and uncertainty.

Apache Uprising is a western movie featuring Rory Calhoun and directed by R.G. Springsteen.

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