Zorro's Black Whip (2003) Review

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(More customer reviews)This is among the best of the western serials. It doesn't really follow the Zorro tradition either storywise or in geographical setting. But it has some of the best western serial action you'll find. As far as having a female Zorro type character, why not? Hey, Linda does quite well for herself as a dashing heroine. And the minor characters, such as the newspaper editor, add much to the fun. This is for enjoyment and not for nitpicking.

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This twelve-episode cliffhanger takes place in the 1880sa time when the state of Idaho had not yet joined the Union. Local bandits organize to drive out the people fighting for statehood in order to establish control of the territory themselves. When pro-statehood endorser and local newspaper owner Randolph Meredith is suspected of being the incognito vigilante known only as the Black Whip, they have him gunned down. Now it's up to Randolph's sister Barbara to take over his newspaper, to keep up the fight for statehood, and more importantlyto look out for the good people of Idaho by becoming Zorro's Black Whip.

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Zorro Rides Again (2003) Review

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(More customer reviews)This is one of the many vintage serials from the 1930s. In this action-packed 12 chapter serial, A sinister businessman and his henchmen try to stop a california raliroad line. In an effort to thwart these evil plans, The great grandson of Zorro, James Vega [John Carroll], Dusts off his Grandfather's Zorro outfit and he rides to the aid of his business partners. The Zorro here is slightly different than the Zorro that's seen in the usual Zorro movies. The Zorro here is not Don Diego De La Vega, He doesn't wear a cape, He doesn't carry a sword [Sorry, No swordfights in this serial], And his mask is much bigger and it covers up pretty much all of his face. But, Other than that, This was a nice fun serial that's full of action. The budget might not be big like the movies you see today but hey let's not forget, This was 1937, At this time, There was really little technology available to make films look elaborate, So you shouldn't really be shocked to see the cheapness of this film. But, For Zorro fans and Serial lovers and collectors, This film is sure to please. This serial's available at affordable prices on dvd for those who don't wanna spend over $15 on this serial.

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Inspired by stories of the 19th century masked avenger, Zorro Rides Again highlights the adventurous exploits of a modern day hero and grandson of a legend in this exciting twelve-chapter serial.

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