Here Comes Trouble

A wealthy but naive rancher, unable to get his inheritance until he proves his competence, is duped into buying a herd of wild horses by a con artist. He and his mother must then find a way to tame the horses and make a profit, facing various comedic challenges along the way.

Critically, 'Here Comes Trouble' was not a major release and received largely forgettable reviews, often described as a light, B-movie western-comedy. Audiences found it to be a mildly diverting if unremarkable film.

• A lighthearted and predictable comedic western.
• Relies heavily on its star's comedic timing but offers little substance.
• A pleasant, if forgettable, time-filler.

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The film is one of many programmer films from the era, intended as a second feature to fill out a double bill at movie theaters, and thus did not receive the same level of critical attention as larger studio productions.