western

It got a 9-minute standing ovation at Cannes, and now Scorsese’s devastating western is headed our way.

You can take the Marshal outta Kentucky…but you can’t take the Kentucky outta the Marshal.

The 1952 classic is still powerfully modern with its pacifist hero, anti-gun message, and fierce female characters.

It’s been a long time between Tong Wars, but Warrior is finally returning to our screens.

It starts out like a boilerplate revenge movie – then all of a sudden becomes weirdly interesting.

Cage rages across the Wild West in this upcoming indie actioner.

Talk about a power couple. It’s time to see how the Duttons deal with drought, prohibition, and the Great Depression.

Tyler Sheridan’s rip-roaring modern Western is one of the hottest shows around.

Emily Blunt is out for revenge in this new Western series.

Looks like this town IS big enough for two stars – Emily Blunt and Chaske Spencer – to bring about revisionist payback.

The cowboy clan is back for more riveting modern Western television drama, starting with a ripper feature-length opening.

The inspirations and genre tropes behind our favourite Western-soap opera-gangster-drama.

When he’s not playing the blissed-out Dude, Bridges has the best, grumpiest, sock-in-mouth line delivery in the wild west.

The Wentworth actress is the undeniable centre of this stoic western, adding to the conversation of Australia’s past.

From bedtime story to stage to page to screen, Purcell has yearned to tell her Western tale “in a blackfella way”.

Who else but Sam Elliott could play an old-timey lawman, in this 19th century Yellowstone prequel series?

A big ol’ gaping mystery is making things weird on the Abbott family ranch: Josh Brolin gets to the bottom of it.

Not only does it honour the western genre, it’s also a work of super trippy science fiction.