Now, more than ever, it’s time to rediscover your favorite Westerns and enjoy recent productions that keep the Old West alive in film and television.
The Wild, Wild West
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A Fistful of Ladies
Women may love Westerns, but only a handful have directed one.
Small Town Movie Theaters In The 1940s What were small town movie theaters like in the 1940s during the heyday of B-Westerns?
What were small town movie theaters like in the 1940s during the heyday of B-Westerns? Remember this was before those little b/w television sets...
Western Portraits, Unsung Heroes and Villains of the Silver Screen
Here’s a book of old-timey-style photographs, along with biographies of unforgettable movie and TV Western personalities.
The Best of the West: Western Movies
The small screen tells the big stories.
True Grit’s 50th Anniversary
John Wayne’s Oscar-winning performance as Rooster Cogburn in the Paramount film culminated the greatest year in Western film history.
Born to the West
Robert Carradine reflects on his career in Westerns and his family’s rich legacy in Hollywood.
Keeping It Real
In my opinion, the folks in Hollywood get the facts right more often than most people give them credit for. That is the premise of our cover story...
Dead Wrong!
Nobody in our circle got this one right.
Wild, Wild Truths
Sometimes the truth is wilder than anything you can make up.
Stagecoach – The Legend At 80
John Ford and John Wayne’s classic Western film changed the course of cinema history.
Ask the Marshall
Horses rarely get shot in the Westerns, although they often go down when the rider is hit. What about in real life?