'Hell's Hinges' is a "1916 silent Western film" starring "William S. Hart". Directed by "Charles Swickard", the film follows a weak-willed minister, "Rev. Bob Henley", who arrives in the lawless frontier town of Hell’s Hinges with his sister,"Faith". As they attempt to bring morality to the town, they face opposition from the saloon owner "Silk Miller" and his rowdy followers. However, the hardened gunfighter "Blaze Tracy" is moved by Faith’s sincerity and takes a stand against the town’s corruption. With "gritty realism, intense action, and a powerful redemption arc", this film is considered one of the finest silent Westerns ever made.
Credits: Director: Charles Swickard Producer: Thomas H. Ince Starring: William S. Hart, Clara Williams, Jack Standing, Louise Glaum Screenplay: C. Gardner Sullivan Cinematography: Joseph H. August
