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A black deputy marshal goes after a lethal outlaw in Indian Territory in 1875 Arkansas.
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Why watch the movie Hell On the Border?
""Hell on the Border" brings a salad of elements to justify its existence. It has a subplot about strong racism in the 19th century United States, a story of overcoming, long action scenes, bucolic environments and detestable characters. Maybe if director Wes Miller (from the forgettable "River Runs Red") had focused only on essential elements, it would have been a better movie. Still, it could be an interesting feature. Fans of classic westerns will find an intense pursuit atmosphere, heavily based on the racial issue, as well as entertaining performances by Ron Perlman ("Hellboy") and Frank Grillo ("Captain America: Civil War"). It's not perfect. But it can serve as an unpretentious fun for those who like the genre."
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Arkansas, 1875, After shooting 5 men to save a judge and then going into Indian Territory after a lethal outlaw, Bass Reeves becomes the first black deputy marshal west of Mississippi.