You’d probably be better off watching it with a blindfold on. Honestly, experiencing this movie while wearing a blindfold seems like a pretty good idea considering how dull it is. When you see that A.C. Lyles produced it, you need to adjust your expectations accordingly; his low-budget Westerns seemed stuck in an era that had already moved on. Lyles was clever enough to include familiar names in these films, regardless of their age or box office success, so there was some initial interest in the picture. Some of those Westerns managed to overcome their budget limitations and become better than average, like *Johnny Reno*, *Waco*, and *Stage to Thunder Rock*. They aren't essential Westerns, but they’re decent distractions for viewers who don’t demand much. The problem with *Arizona Bushwhackers* is that it suggests a lot more than it can actually provide. It proudly boasts about being in Technicolor and Techniscope, and features Howard Keel, Yvonne De Carlo, John Ireland, Marilyn Maxwell, Scott Brady, Brian Donlevy, Barton MacLane, and James Craig. Seriously! Even the opening narration is by James Cagney. With a story involving spies and gun runners in Colton, where Union and Confederate agents coexist, it seems primed for some solid "B" movie entertainment. Sadly, it falls flat once Cagney finishes his narration. The plot just drags on as the residents of Colton wander around wondering who to trust, who will be exposed, and who will make it through. The actors do their best, moving about in what feels like a series of single takes, while director Lesley Selander attempts to boost the story with occasional action sequences—including a fight between two one-armed men that I’m not sure is intended to be humorous. It all leads to an incredibly weak ending where the Indians finally appear and are used as cannon fodder. The color photography looks washed out, the locations seem underdeveloped, and the musical score is awful. Overall, it's lifeless, and only fans of the aging performers should bother with this one just to complete their collections. 3/10

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