The Indian Collection - 3-DVD Box Set ( Cry Blood, Apache / Mohawk / The Battle of Bloody Stones / Heller / Sitting Bull / Kentucky Rifle )

The Indian Collection - 3-DVD Box Set (DVD) (*)

$33.99

Original Title: Cry Blood, Apache / Mohawk / The Battle of Bloody Stones / Heller / Sitting Bull / Kentucky Rifle
Language Selections:
English ( Dolby Digital Stereo )

Product Origin/Format:
United Kingdom ( PAL/Region 0 )

Running Time:
490 min

Aspect Ratio:
Fullscreen

Special Features:
3-DVD Set
Box Set
Interactive Menu
Scene Access

Movie filmed in 1954 - 1970 and produced in:
Mexico ( Latin America, Mexico )
United States ( USA, Canada )

Directed By:
Jack Starrett
Kurt Neumann
Richard C. Sarafian
Gunnar Hellström
Irma Kalish
Sidney Salkow
Carl K. Hittleman

Written By:
Sean MacGregor
Harold Roberts
Maurice Geraghty
Milton Krims
Christopher Knopf
Jack Curtis
Austin Kalish
Jack DeWitt
Sidney Salkow
Carl K. Hittleman
Lee Hewitt

Actors:
Jody McCrea ..... Pitcalin
Marie Gahva ..... Jemme
Dan Kemp ..... Vittorio
Robert Tessier ..... Two Card Charlie
Jack Starrett ..... The Deacon
Don Henley ..... Benji Dawson
Carolyn Stellar ..... Cochalla
Rick Nervick ..... Billy Dawson
Barbara Sanford ..... Mother
Carroll Kemp ..... Old Indian
Andy Anza ..... Crippled Indian
Joel McCrea ..... Pitcalin as an Older Man
Marcus Rudnick ..... Indian
Scott Brady ..... Jonathan Adams
Rita Gam ..... Onida
Neville Brand ..... Rokhawah
Lori Nelson ..... Cynthia Stanhope
Allison Hayes ..... Greta Jones
John Hoyt ..... Butler
Rhys Williams ..... Clem Jones
Barbara Jo Allen ..... Aunt Agatha
Mae Clarke ..... Minikah
Tommy Cook ..... Keoga
Ted de Corsia ..... Indian Chief Kowanen
Michael Granger ..... Mohawk Priest
John Hudson ..... Captain Langley
James O'Hara ..... Sergeant
Chabon Jadi ..... Dancer
Stuart Whitman ..... Marshal Jim Crown
Percy Herbert ..... Angus MacGregor
Randy Boone ..... Francis Wilde
Jill Townsend ..... Dulcey Coopersmith
Gene Evans ..... Wildcat Gallagher
Henry Wilcoxon ..... Ghost Wolf
Michael J. Pollard ..... Bert
James Hampton ..... Sam
Richard X. Slattery ..... Max
Elisha Cook Jr. ..... Spud (as Elisha Cook)
Karl Swenson ..... Dr. Kihlgren
Tom Nardini ..... John Wolf
Robert Viharo ..... Tom Penney
Richard Lapp ..... Little Crow
Hank Patterson ..... Old Will
Roy Glenn ..... Foreman (as Roy E. Glenn Sr.)
George Cisar ..... Storekeeper
Tuesday Weld ..... Heller
Morgan Woodward ..... Logan Purcell
Robert Phillips ..... Matt Sherman
Bernie Hamilton ..... Ollie Whippet (as Bernard Hamilton)
Valentin de Vargas ..... Willie Snake
Charles Kuenstle ..... Haw Richards
Maggie Thrett ..... Red Deer
Bobby Clark ..... Ab Colburn
Ken Renard ..... Two Eagles
Jason Wingreen ..... Mr. Glass
Randy Lane ..... Randy
Stuart Lee ..... Stuart
Robert D'Arcy ..... Bartender
Dale Robertson ..... Major Robert 'Bob' Parrish
Mary Murphy ..... Kathy Howell
J. Carrol Naish ..... Sitting Bull
John Litel ..... Gen. Wilford Howell
Joel Fluellen ..... Sam
Iron Eyes Cody ..... Crazy Horse
John Hamilton ..... President Ulysses S. Grant
Douglas Kennedy ..... Col. Custer
William Tannen ..... O'Connor
William Hopper ..... Charles Wentworth
Thomas Browne Henry ..... Indian Agent Webber
Chill Wills ..... Tobias Taylor
Lance Fuller ..... Jason Clay
Cathy Downs ..... Amy Connors
Sterling Holloway ..... Lon Setter
Henry Hull ..... Preacher Bently
Jeanne Cagney ..... Cordie Hay
Jess Barker ..... Daniel Foster
John Pickard ..... Ruben Hay
John Alvin ..... Luke Thomas
I. Stanford Jolley ..... Jed Williams
Rory Mallinson ..... Indian Chief
George Keymas ..... Interpreter
Clyde Houck ..... Clyde Thomas
Alice Ralph ..... Mrs.Thomas

Synopsis:

Cry Blood Apache (1970)
When five unscrupulous men find gold in a small Indian village, they massacre the inhabitants bar one young squaw who they hope will lead them to more. They are unaware that an Apache brave, absent during the slaughter, is now tracking them down with a single-minded purpose - revenge. Their deaths will not be quick but they will come sooner than they expected.

Mohawk (1956)
An artist working in a remote army post falls in love with an Indian chief's daughter but when Butler, a vengeful settler, manages to get the army and the Indian braves at each other's throats the artist's troubles really begin. The once peaceful settlement quickly becomes a powder keg of emotion with both sides capable of lighting the spark.

The Battle Of Bloody Stones (1967)
When Wildcat Gallagher's Wild West Show hits town trouble starts when the show's main attraction features the re-enactment of a cavalry slaughter of Indians called The Battle of Bloody Stones.

Heller (1967)
Logan Purcell and his band of raiders have been stealing anything and everything from a peaceful Indian settlement and ruthlessly shoot down Willie Snake, a young Indian brave. As Purcell makes his escape, a US Marshal tracks him down only to be injured during a gunfight.

Sitting Bull (1954)
In the Black Hills of Dakota war is brewing between the United States Army and a tribe of Sioux Indians led by the legendary Chief Sitting Bull. Despite numerous treaties the Indian Nation finds themselves victimised, murdered and driven from their land.

Kentucky Rifle (1956)
A wagon with a broken axle is left behind by the rest of the wagon-train in hostile Comanche Indian country. The contents of the wagon are Kentucky rifles - weapons destined for settlers to use to protect themselves against a savage land. The occupants of the wagon are an unlikely collection who must become fast friends in order to survive in such a hostile environment.

Cry Blood Apache (1970)
Starring Jody Mccrea And Jack Starrett directed by Jack Starrett.
When five unscrupulous men find gold in a small Indian village, they massacre the inhabitants bar one young squaw who they hope will lead them to more. They are unaware that an Apache brave, absent during the slaughter, is now tracking them down with a single-minded purpose - revenge. Their deaths will not be quick but they will come sooner than they expected.

Mohawk (1956)
Starring Scott Brady, Rita Gam and Neville Brand directed by Kurt Neumann.
An artist working in a remote army post falls in love with an Indian chief's daughter but when Butler, a vengeful settler, manages to get the army and the Indian braves at each other's throats the artist's troubles really begin. The once peaceful settlement quickly becomes a powder keg of emotion with both sides capable of lighting the spark.

The Battle Of Bloody Stones (1967)
Starring Stuart Whitman, Henry Wilcoxon and Gene Evans directed by Richard C Sarafian.
When Wildcat Gallagher's Wild West Show hits town trouble starts when the show's main attraction features the re-enactment of a cavalry slaughter of Indians called The Battle of Bloody Stones. When the local Indians become angry with the way that the battle is portrayed, conflict erupts between the Indians and Wildcat Gallagher's men. The unprovoked death of John Wolf, son of Indian Chief Ghost Wolf, only fans the flames and brings both sides closer to war.

Heller (1967)
Starring Stuart Whitman, Tuesday Weld and Morgan Woodward directed by Gunnar Hellstrom.
Logan Purcell and his band of raiders have been stealing anything and everything from a peaceful Indian settlement and ruthlessly shoot down Willie Snake, a young Indian brave. As Purcell makes his escape, a US Marshal tracks him down only to be injured during a gunfight. Wounded, the marshal is rescued by a young woman who helps nurse him back to health, only to discover that Purcell has a powerful hold on her.

Sitting Bull (1954)
Starring Dale Robertson, Mary Murphy and J. Carrol Naish directed by Sydnet Salkow.
In the Black Hills of Dakota war is brewing between the United States Army and a tribe of Sioux Indians led by the legendary Chief Sitting Bull. Despite numerous treaties the Indian Nation finds themselves victimised, murdered and driven from their land. Major Parrish is a man caught between his duty and his conscience - appalled at the treatment of the Indians but unable to stop the military machine.

Kentucky Rifle (1956)
Starring Chill Wills, Lance Fuller and Cathy Downs directed by Carl K. Hittleman.
A wagon with a broken axle is left behind by the rest of the wagon-train in hostile Comanche Indian country. The contents of the wagon are Kentucky rifles - weapons destined for settlers to use to protect themselves against a savage land. The occupants of the wagon are an unlikely collection who must become fast friends in order to survive in such a hostile environment.

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