Find a Place to Die

A lean, old-fashioned frontier yarn that moves quickly through danger and fortune, feeling simple and earnest rather than deep.

A sprawling, sun-scorched standoff of greed and betrayal, told through lingering stares and operatic tension.

A lean, dusty western standoff where greed sours a gang from the inside, playing out plainly and without much flourish.

A compact, tense frontier siege picture that builds quiet dread before erupting into a claustrophobic nighttime standoff.

A spare, dusty period short that builds quiet tension between two men until greed turns the air sour.

A lean, dusty B-western that moves quickly through a tense treasure hunt and siege, offering simple, sturdy thrills.

A compact, old-fashioned Western that moves its desperate travelers from one tense scrape to the next, with gold fever and shifting loyalties keeping the mood uneasy.

A dusty, old-fashioned western adventure with a slow-burn trek, occasional bursts of danger, and a touch of romance.

A breezy, tongue-in-cheek western full of sly gunfights and double-crosses that plays more like a lark than a showdown.

A slow, sun-baked chase through rough country, tense but patient, with a hard-edged crime-story mood.

A steady, old-fashioned Western that ambles through its mystery with a calm, watchable pace.

A dusty, workmanlike gunslinger yarn that ambles through its treasure hunt with a few wry beats and steady, unremarkable momentum.