“We plan on shooting this epic, never-before-told story about the life of John Wesley Hardin,” says Miguel Corona, an as…
True West’s PBS Special Outrageous Arizona
True West’s Executive Editor Bob Boze Bell, Old West Saviors columnist Jana Bommersbach and Ask the Marshall columnist a…
Remembering Ernest Borgnine January 24, 1917 – July 8, 2012.
Ernest Borgnine, Oscar-winning actor and perennial favorite of movies and TV for more than six decades, died on July 8, …
The Iconic Duo The 1969 Western that launched Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid into popular culture.
The last great year for Western movies was 1969, which saw the release of three classics: The Wild Bunch, True Grit and …
The Big Kiss Off You’ll never look at this Wyatt Earp movie in the same light again.
John Ford’s 1946 classic film, My Darling Clementine, the story of Wyatt Earp and the O.K. Corral gunfight, is anything …
Six Forgotten Film Classics The biggest fan of classic Westerns reviews six movies you should watch again.
Josh Becker has watched 4,720 movies. What do you think?…
1959’s No Name on the Bullet
About 30 years ago, my younger sister Pam had to write an essay on a “hero” for NYU. What do you think?…
1956’s The Last Frontier
I honestly thought that I’d seen all of Anthony Mann’s great Westerns from the 1950s: Winchester ‘73, The Naked Spur, Be…
1961’s The Comancheros
John Wayne was in such a fertile period in his career when he made The Comancheros—coming off Howard Hawks’s Rio Bravo, …
1956’s The Last Hunt
We are informed at the beginning of The Last Hunt that all of the depictions of buffalo hunting in the film were photogr…