The Western genre has always been a staple of American culture and spirit. With rugged landscapes, ruthless bandits, stoic ...

Movies like Tombstone and Django Unchained define brutality in the genre, but they aren't the only examples of this.

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As Butch Hayden, a U.S. marshal on the trail of a bank-robbing couple in “Day of Reckoning,” Billy Zane plays a classic Western movie anti-hero, the lawman who’ll break the law to serve justice as he ...

When it comes to the Western genre, most often we look to the past to find the very best of the genre. Stars like John Wayne and Clint Eastwood come to mind as the most memorable, with films from the ...

Ari Aster’s “Eddington” is here. The movie, which pits a small-town sheriff (Joaquin Phoenix) against his mayor (Pedro Pascal), set during the early days of the global pandemic, is fierce and raw.

The Western is a bygone genre…or is it? Yes, back in the days of John Ford and John Wayne, Westerns were more popular on the big screen. On television, certainly there used to be a higher percentage ...

Everyone loves to root for the outlaw in some of the best Westerns of all time, right? One of the great things about the genre is that usually the lines are clear, there are good guys and bad guys.

There was a time when you couldn’t flip on the TV or buy a movie ticket without running into a cowboy. Westerns were everywhere, filling Saturday matinees at the local movie theater, dominating ...