Western
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‘The Searchers’ Makes a Joke of Native Women
We take a look at the so-called comedic relief in the classic western film.
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‘Dead Man’ And Making Movies From Another Time
This period Western looks, feels, and sounds like nothing else from the ’90s.
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How ‘The Hateful Eight’ Turns Limitation Into Brilliance
The release of ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ means its is time to reflect on Quentin Tarantino’s past work. I think ‘The Hateful Eight’ might be his best.
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Next One’s Coming Faster: The Neo-Western Flair Of ‘Justified’
FX’s western series is a modern classic of the genre, and fun as hell.
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‘The Wind’ Trailer Will Leave Your Hair Standing on End
And no, it’s not a sequel to ‘The Happening.’
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The Failed Fathers Behind Taylor Sheridan’s Neo-Westerns
Taylor Sheridan’s films are about failed fathers overcoming their failures.
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The Infectious Cinephilia of ‘Red Rock West’
For a film rich with twists and turns, Red Rock West’s journey to the big screen was fittingly circuitous.
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‘Woman Walks Ahead’ Review: Among Stars, Michael Greyeyes Shines as Sitting Bull
Jessica Chastain and Sam Rockwell may get top billing in Catherine Weldon’s romantic deconstruction of the western, but Michael Greyeyes steals the show.
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The Art of Editing in ‘The Good, The Bad and The Ugly’
Watch a video essay on the editing of Sergio Leone’s classic Spaghetti Western starring Clint Eastwood.
