Last of the Comanches

The remnants of a massacred cavalry troop and ragtag group of stagecoach passengers fight for survival against fierce Comanches at a desert ruin., Cavalry sergeant Broderick Crawford is among the handful of survivors of a Comanche attack. Crawford must lead the survivors across 100 miles of treacherous terrain, and there’s only a limited supply of water. Thing of it is, the hidden Comanches are also short of water, and they dearly covet the contents of Crawford’s canteens. Also in the thirsty little group is Barbara Hale, whose presence causes dissension in the male ranks. Last of the Comanches was helmed by director Andre DeToth–who, as any film fanatic will tell you, had only one eye., Survivors of a cavalry troop massacred by Comanches make their way across the desert to safety with a group of stagecoach passengers and must fight for their lives., The remaining members of a cavalry troop who have been massacred by Indians fight to reach a safe fort., The remnants of a massacred cavalry troop and a ragtag band of stagecoach passengers fight for survival against the fearsome Comanches, led by Black Cloud., After a devastating Indian raid, cavalry escorts a stagecoach across the desert., Broderick Crawford stars as a sergeant who leads the bedraggled remnants of an Indian attack. The film, made in 1952, is a remake of a World War II movie made for US propaganda purposes called Sahara starring Humphrey Bogart in the leading role. The late Lloyd Bridges featured in both productions.