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British officers of India is jeopardized when warlords Ahmed Shir and Prince Ishak Khan battle at the Khyber Pass. Enter Capt. Kyle Cameron of the British Lancers, whose renegade style may either save the day or doom the region to chaos. When Cameron learns that greater forces are pulling the strings, he attempts to destroy Shir's rebel faction from within.
A group of American soldiers are on a mission in Afghanistan during the British Raj. They are tasked with protecting a valuable shipment of weapons from a ruthless warlord and his band of raiders. The soldiers must use their wits and bravery to overcome the treacherous terrain and hostile forces.
Khyber Patrol is a B-movie Western that is notable for its exotic setting and its star, Gene Autry. While it doesn't break any new ground in terms of storytelling, it delivers a decent amount of action and adventure for fans of the genre. The film received mixed reviews, with some critics praising its pacing and Autry's performance, while others found it to be formulaic and predictable.
A serviceable B-western with a unique setting.
Gene Autry delivers his usual charming performance.
The action sequences are generally well-executed.
Google audience: Audience reviews for Khyber Patrol are scarce, but those available tend to reflect the critical reception, finding it an enjoyable, if unremarkable, Gene Autry Western with an unusual, adventurous backdrop.
The film was shot on location in the San Fernando Valley, California, which was used to stand in for the rugged terrain of Afghanistan.
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I love all these boy's own type action adventures. This one sees Richard Egan ("Cameron") trying to convince friend and foe alike of his worthiness whilst serving with the Lancers guarding the Khyber Pass. He is a Canadian officer who has a...