Apache Woman

If Corman’s first film reminded me of Sam Peckinpah’s work to some limited degree, Apache Woman probably reminds me of the earliest of John Ford westerns. It’s a land fight between two groups of people, and it’s kind of standard fare. There’s some effort at character-based storytelling with the central character being torn between cultures, but it’s ultimately just kind of lost in a series of double crosses that were pretty predictable from the beginning as Corman’s films show a burgeoning p...