Westerns

Riders of Destiny (1933): The Birth of the Singing Cowboy In the sweeping, dust-covered history of classic Hollywood, few genres are as distinctly Ame...

The Star Packer (1934): John Wayne’s Early Frontier Justice In the dusty, action-packed trails of classic Hollywood B-Westerns, The Star Packer (1934)...

One-Eyed Jacks (1961): The Artistic Peak of the WesternReleased in 1961, One-Eyed Jacks stands as a unique monument in the history of cinema. It is th...

If you are a fan of Hollywood oddities and love to watch great old movies, there is perhaps no film more uniquely bizarre than The Terror of Tiny Town...

Marking the feature directorial debut of the influential Sam Peckinpah, The Deadly Companions is a gritty, psychological Western that hints at the rev...

Directed by Harold F. Kress, The Painted Hills serves as a poignant and visually striking farewell to the golden era of MGM's "Lassie" films. Starring...

The Outlaw (1943) is a notorious piece of Classic Cinema that plays like a traditional Western on the surface, yet became famous for the controversy s...

Blue Steel (1934) is a brisk Monogram Western and a reliable pick for Old Movies To Watch when you want straight-ahead action with early John Wayne sw...