Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid
Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid stands as one of the great yet unique westerns of its era and of all time. A brutal take on the genre that somehow finds real beauty in its nuance and struggle it so properly depicts...
Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid stands as one of the great yet unique westerns of its era and of all time. A brutal take on the genre that somehow finds real beauty in its nuance and struggle it so properly depicts...
Little House on the Prairie is one of the most pleasant and wholesome surprises of the year, a sweet family western novel adaptation that is a bit surface level so well shot, acted, and delivered that it proves exactly why it was...
Jeremiah Johnson succeeds because it uses the western genre not simply for gunfights and survival, it must find you at the correct moments, but when it does it serves as a deeply reflective character study about loneliness, human...
3:10 to Yuma succeeds as a foundational Western by embracing simplicity in story while using time, character tension, and moral conflict to create a slow-building but highly effective and influential genre piece...
McCabe and Mrs. Miller is a quietly devastating and visually masterful epic revisionist Western that, through its gorgeous cinematography, intelligent performances, and unconventional Altman storytelling, established itself as one of the...
Jim Jarmusch’s Dead Man is a haunting and perhaps metaphorical western from the 90s, whose slow narrative is elevated by its sound design, philosophical undertones, atmospheric f...
After an incredibly successful first season from the video game to TV adaptation of Fallout, it felt greedy but relieving to have high hopes for a season...