A Million Ways to Die in the West is a comedy offering a refreshingly cynical and hilarious take on both the Wild West and Western movies.
Unpretentious and immersive, The Ballad of Lefty Brown is a western movie offering a familiar frontier tale featuring an unfamiliar hero.
Surprisingly watchable and mildly entertaining, supernatural western R.I.P.D. 2: Rise of the Damned is a fun little distraction.
Stylish and entertaining, Bandidas is a visually alluring western starring Penelope Cruz and Salma Hayek bound to keep you engaged.
Very stylish and pacey, The Quick and the Dead is a different kind of a western with a lively atmosphere and one hell of a cast.
Dead Birds is an effective indie western horror following a group of bandits holed up in a house hiding horrible secrets.
Black '47 is a relevant, compelling, and slow-burning revenge thriller set against the backdrop of the most tragic piece of Irish history.
Traumatic and intense, The Nightingale is a different breed of western and a revenge movie that also honestly explores colonialism and misogyny.
The Burrowers is an indie creature feature with a lot of heart and guts. Set in The Old West it follows a posse looking for justice.
Everything about this movie was just so fucking cool! Starting from that masculine and visceral title that just screams cult...
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A very engaging and original take on a familiar western story with stunning vistas, visuals, and strong performances from Mads Mikkelsen and Eva Green.
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A fun and entertaining grindhouse-like western with strong fantasy elements on a budget. But hey, at least it has Danny Trejo and Mickey Rourke.
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The latest Coen brothers movie is finally here (the next one is Gambit in 2012), and I have to say...
Raw, honest, and gripping, The Proposition is a different type of a modern western movie set in the unforgiving Australian outback.
If you're looking for a classical western experience, Appaloosa is a great choice, featuring an excellent cast and an even better script.
Nihilistic, subversive, and just so damn cool, The Wild Bunch with its glorious finale is probably the best western movie ever made.
Refreshingly original, darkly comical, and bizarrely macabre, Ravenous is a horror movie like no other you simply must check out.