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5 Card Stud (1968)

The players in an ongoing poker game are being mysteriously killed off, one by one.

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Curtis H 08 Aug 2009

A fun cult western about revenge, cards and quickdraw. The powerhouse presences of Dean Martin, Robert Mitchum, and Roddy McDowell make it a good old time.

Tracey c 07 Feb 2011

After a poker player is lynched for cheating, the members of the lynching party start dying one by one. This Western is fairly well made by veteran Hathaway, but the plot is too simplistic to raise it above mediocrity. The identity of the killer is so obvious that even a two-year old can figure out who done it. Apparently, there are no two-year olds in town, as nobody seems to have a clue who it could be. Martin is his usual unflappable self as one of the card players who tried to stop the hanging. Mitchum plays a variation on his psycho preacher character in "The Night of the Hunter." McDowall seems out of place in a Western. Stevens provides love interest.

Orlok W 23 Feb 2013

Pretty Fair Western - Worth a Look if Your a Western Fan

Clay B 17 Mar 2010

This is generally regarded as weaker than "The sons of Katie Elder" and "True Grit", which are the films Henry Hathaway made before and after this one. I did not expect too much from it, though I remember enjoying it when I first watched it in my childhood. And well, once again I was pleasantly surprised. I actually still like it. Ok, the mystery is easy enough to solve, and the two girls trying to win the gamblers (Dean Martin) heart may not be to interesting. But still, this film is good fun. I like the slow but steady pacing, and I really like som of the acting. Mitchum is brilliant as always, though not quite as terrifying in this reverend-role as he was as Harry Powell in "The Night of the Hunter". Not a classic, but a nice little murder mystery and western combined.

Jayden C 11 Feb 2007

Dean Martin and Robert Mitchum in a Western directed by Henry Hathaway. Should have been one of the greats. Instead, it's a boring, thinly-plotted, predictable, and just generally uninteresting Western-mystery. Dino is actually kinda dull; Mitchum is fine, but nowhere near as good as he usually is. On the plus side, there is one really good gunfight buried in there.