Tag: western

Last Train from Gun Hill is a taut, suspenseful Western from director John Sturges with Kirk Douglas.

The star-studded western serial Riders of Death Valley starts out a little slowly but finishes with a flurry of action and cowboy grit.

Western outlaw tropes duel with a nasty group of witches in The Pale Door that sees spotty execution of a fundamentally cool premise.

A plodding, generic Western with Neal Bledsoe and AnnaLynne McCord, A Soldier's Revenge runs too long.

Straight Western Delivers Action & Fun Characters Big Kill is a refreshingly straightforward western, hearkening back to an earlier and simpler era of filmmaking. This isn’t a movie pandering …

Lance Henriksen Squares Off With Tom Berenger Lance Henriksen gives a commanding performance as a dying outlaw in this fantastic Western. Gone Are the Days reminds us the genre …

A Quiet Mexican Western of Dramatic Intensity The finely tuned Western Time To Die is notable for being Mexican director Arturo Ripstein’s first film, made at the tender age …

Clint Walker’s beloved Western offers wholesome family appeal The Night of the Grizzly is classic family entertainment under the guise of a Western. Having made a name for himself …

Legendary Joan Crawford stars in Nicholas Ray’s wildly progressive Western It’s almost too easy to call Johnny Guitar the first feminist Western. Screen icon Joan Crawford plays a sexually …

The Highwaymen ride together into the sunset in this update to John Wayne’s classic Western Do you love the Highwaymen, the country music supergroup made up of several Outlaw …

Kurt Russell and Matthew Fox headline this savage Western of cowboys and Indians. Four doomed men take on a suicide mission to save a kidnapped woman from savage Indians …

A darker Spaghetti Western with checkered morality French actor Robert Hossein directed and starred in Cemetery Without Crosses, a very unconventional Spaghetti Western. Its basic tale of vengeance in …