Cave of Outlaws

Having served a prison sentence for robbery, Pete Carver decides to go back for the hidden loot. But someone is on his trail.

Cast

Macdonald Carey

as Pete Carver

Alexis Smith

as Elizabeth Trent

Edgar Buchanan

as Dobbs

Victor Jory

as Ben Cross

Hugh O'Brian

as Garth

Houseley Stevenson

as Cooley

Hugh Sanders

as Sheriff

Raymond Bond

as Doc

Robert Osterloh

as Blackhack

Reviews

John Chard

The gold in that cave corrupts us all. Cave of Outlaws is directed by William Castle and written by Elizabeth Wilson. It stars MacDonald Carey, Alexis Smith, Edgar Buchanan, Victor Jory, Hugh O'Brian and Houseley Stevenson. A Technicolor production out of Universal International Pictures, with mu...

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