Texas Bad Man(1953)

Outlaw father against his sheriff son . . . in a gun fury story of the lawless west!

Texas Bad Man is a B-western that casts Wayne Morris as a sheriff caught between duty and blood. His father, Frank Ferguson, leads a gang of thieves planning to steal a gold shipment, forcing Morris to outwit the man he's sworn to stop. The film delivers plenty of gunfights and chases, though its climax favors action over cunning. Released during the twilight of Hollywood's B-western era, Texas Bad Man features genre stalwarts Sheb Wooley, Myron Healey, and Denver Pyle in supporting roles, with Elaine Riley as the romantic interest. Morris anchors the story with the moral tension of a lawman protecting his community from his own father's criminal ambitions.