There is no honor among thieves in the first Oater, 1968’s Black Jack, shot in Spain and Israel. After a fight over a ro…
Tag: western films
Still Blasting Away The Rifleman turns 60 years old.
Six decades ago this September 30, a Western series premiered, starring a ballplayer-turned-actor and a one-season Mouse…
A Bad Bad Man Lou Diamond Phillips nods to Jack Palance and Charles Bronson in his Big Kill role.
Scott Martin has been cautiously optimistic about the future of Western films: “Until this resurgence, there hasn’t been…
DVD Review: The Durango Kid Collection Unseen for decades, a set of 10 exuberant Durango Kid adventures, from pristine prints, is now available.
From 1945 to 1952, Charles Starrett played undercover hero the Durango Kid in 65 hugely popular Columbia Pictures B-Wes…
Doc’s Diet Dennis Quaid comes clean on his appearance-changing diet that allowed him to accurately portray the sickly dentist from Georgia.
True West caught up with Dennis Quaid who will serve as Grand Marshal of the Doc Holli-Days parade in Tombstone, Arizona…
Convinced by Gold Henry Fonda, Norman Lear, and The Deputy.
When, in 1959, one of America’s most popular and respected actors, Henry Fonda, announced that he would be starring in a…
Dead Men Tell Tales A web series aimed at the younger generation gets transformed into a movie.
Walmart shoppers grabbing a DVD of the new Vision Films Western Dead Men, directed by Royston Innes, starring Ric Maddox…
Andy Devine Thanks to a childhood accident Andy Devine’s voice was best described as a dual-tone wheeze...
Andy Devine was born in Flagstaff, Arizona on October 7th, 1905 but when he was a year old the family moved to Kingman w…
In Wine There Is Truth
The most celebrated duel in recent Western films wasn’t fought with guns or bowie knives, but words: in 1993’s Tombstone…
DVD Review: 6 Bullets To Hell Review of Ennio Morricone's 6 Bullets To Hell.
When Billy Rogers (Crispian Belfrage) returns to his sun-blasted ranch to find his wife (Magda Rodriguez) raped and murd…