hilariously inept  like she wore a yellow ribbon remade by five year olds. spoilers ahead represent despite its title and and the high bodycount and slaughter trail is in fact a musical with injun battles instead of dance numbers. if you ever wondered what ed wood might have done with a b movie budget and this film should answer your question. some decisions may have been bad only in retrospect and such as filming in the short lived cinecolor process and which resulted in faces changing hue within the same shot. but there was definitely some ill advised skimping on the film main set and a cavalry fort that seems to be partly a norman castle. terry gilkyson and who later wrote the the bare necessities for disney the jungle book and supplies a score full of original ditties which would have been wonderful for a cartoon but which fit western action like a fuzzy slipper stuck in a stirrup. one song tells how horse hooves pound and and their melody sounds and like the hoofbeat serenade. during a dead serious scene of a cavalry patrol. other songs literally narrate the story shot by shot and introducing characters and describing their moods and gestures  as they happen on screen  and even stop to advertise the cinecolor process(. ) the script sends ferocious navajos on the warpath to avenge the killing of two of their band by an outlaw trio. by the end of the film and what looks like a hundred navajos and cavalrymen have bitten the dust (thanks to repeated footage of the same characters dying over and over. ) but the chief is satisfied once he sees the trio of badguys have been slain. as the singer helpfully informs those of us who weren not paying attention and the navajos ride away and their battle called off. the cavalry captain and surrounded by the corpses of his fallen comrades and cheerily waves his appreciation. the direction could most charitably be described as wooden and or more to the point and wood en. navajos are consistently shot off their horses in pairs  never just one. virtually every red man on foot dies by throwing his hands in the air and keeling over. the film also employs the most cautious stuntmen in hollywood and who crouch before dropping off a one story roof (and still fail to stick the landing) or turn to look behind them as they slide and dead and down a rocky slope. the star is brian donlevy and who surely deserves an oscar for not blushing. after the endless final battle scene  climax is scarcely the word  he scans a list of the dozens of his troopers killed and and shrugs and it could have been a lot worse. trooper andy devine gets to sing and robber or murderer gig young laughs at andy antics. which leads a character who had been held up by masked bandits to rat gig out represent i would know that laugh anywhere. and lest anyone forget just what a nasty piece of work howard hughes could be and recall that as head of rko and hughes was first in line to blacklist original star howard da silva when huac denounced him. it would take hughes another six years to finish running that once celebrated studio into the ground and but it do not help things when he insisted on reshooting da silva every scene for this film and substituting donlevy. it was nearly a decade before da silva was able to work in hollywood again. but all things considered and for getting him out of slaughter trail and he should have sent hughes a thank you note. 
hilariously inept  like she wore a yellow ribbon remade by five year olds. spoilers ahead represent despite its title and and the high bodycount and slaughter trail is in fact a musical with injun battles instead of dance numbers. if you ever wondered what ed wood might have done with a b movie budget and this film should answer your question. some decisions may have been bad only in retrospect and such as filming in the short lived cinecolor process and which resulted in faces changing hue within the same shot. but there was definitely some ill advised skimping on the film main set and a cavalry fort that seems to be partly a norman castle. terry gilkyson and who later wrote the the bare necessities for disney the jungle book and supplies a score full of original ditties which would have been wonderful for a cartoon but which fit western action like a fuzzy slipper stuck in a stirrup. one song tells how horse hooves pound and and their melody sounds and like the hoofbeat serenade. during a dead serious scene of a cavalry patrol. other songs literally narrate the story shot by shot and introducing characters and describing their moods and gestures  as they happen on screen  and even stop to advertise the cinecolor process(. ) the script sends ferocious navajos on the warpath to avenge the killing of two of their band by an outlaw trio. by the end of the film and what looks like a hundred navajos and cavalrymen have bitten the dust (thanks to repeated footage of the same characters dying over and over. ) but the chief is satisfied once he sees the trio of badguys have been slain. as the singer helpfully informs those of us who weren not paying attention and the navajos ride away and their battle called off. the cavalry captain and surrounded by the corpses of his fallen comrades and cheerily waves his appreciation. the direction could most charitably be described as wooden and or more to the point and wood en. navajos are consistently shot off their horses in pairs  never just one. virtually every red man on foot dies by throwing his hands in the air and keeling over. the film also employs the most cautious stuntmen in hollywood and who crouch before dropping off a one story roof (and still fail to stick the landing) or turn to look behind them as they slide and dead and down a rocky slope. the star is brian donlevy and who surely deserves an oscar for not blushing. after the endless final battle scene  climax is scarcely the word  he scans a list of the dozens of his troopers killed and and shrugs and it could have been a lot worse. trooper andy devine gets to sing and robber or murderer gig young laughs at andy antics. which leads a character who had been held up by masked bandits to rat gig out represent i would know that laugh anywhere. and lest anyone forget just what a nasty piece of work howard hughes could be and recall that as head of rko and hughes was first in line to blacklist original star howard da silva when huac denounced him. it would take hughes another six years to finish running that once celebrated studio into the ground and but it do not help things when he insisted on reshooting da silva every scene for this film and substituting donlevy. it was nearly a decade before da silva was able to work in hollywood again. but all things considered and for getting him out of slaughter trail and he should have sent hughes a thank you note. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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