| Massacre | |
| Director: | Louis King |
| Producer: | Robert L. Lippert Jr. Olallo Rubio Gandara (co-producer) |
| Screenplay: | D.D. Beauchamp |
| Based On: | Fred Freiberger William Tunberg (from a story by) |
| Starring: | Dane Clark James Craig Martha Roth |
| Music: | Gonzalo Curiel |
| Cinematography: | Gilbert Warrenton |
| Editing: | Carl Pierson |
| Color Process: | Anscocolor |
| Studio: | Lippert Pictures |
| Distributor: | 20th Century Fox |
| Runtime: | 75 minutes |
| Country: | United States Mexico |
| Language: | English |
Massacre is a 1956 American-Mexican Western film directed by Louis King and starring Dane Clark, James Craig, and Martha Roth.[1]
It was known as Charge of the Rurales.[2]
A tribe of hostile Indian goes on the warpath slaughtering white men with guns sold to them by mercenary outlaws.
The film was originally to have been an co-production between Robert Lippert and Guatemala with the film to be shot on location under the title Charge of the Rurales.[3] Serious troubles forced the production to Mexico.[4] [5]