
Lt. Frank Hewitt deserts the Union Army to warn former Texas neighbors of impending Indian attacks triggered by Army massacre. He overcomes initial distrust and convinces the homesteaders (all women whose men are away fighting in the Confederate Army) to take refuge in an abandoned mission. He trains them to fight and shoot in anticipation of the attack. The only other man at the mission runs away o save his scalp and ends up leading the Indians back to the mission. Surrounde... (Full plot summary below)
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Lt. Frank Hewitt deserts the Union Army to warn former Texas neighbors of impending Indian attacks triggered by Army massacre. He overcomes initial distrust and convinces the homesteaders (all women whose men are away fighting in the Confederate Army) to take refuge in an abandoned mission. He trains them to fight and shoot in anticipation of the attack. The only other man at the mission runs away o save his scalp and ends up leading the Indians back to the mission. Surrounded and outnumbered, the defenders prepare for the final assault..
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| Ozus' World Movie ReviewsDennis SchwartzIts outlandish story line never becomes believable. |
| User ReviewAshley HGuns of Fort Petticoat is an excellent film. It is about a cavalryman who deserts the Union Army to warn former Texas neighbors of impending Indian attacks triggered by Army massacre. Audie Murphy and Kathryn Grant give amazing performances. The screenplay is well written. George Marshall did a great job directing this movie. I enjoyed this motion picture because of the action and adventure. Guns of Fort Petticoat is a must see. |
| User ReviewDaryl KThe basic concept's not bad, but this western is stocked full of B-grade cheese. Audie Murphy makes for a pretty bland leading man. Still mildly entertaining, if your standards aren't too high. |