There are plenty of classic, beloved westerns, but there are also some westerns that people don't talk about much anymore ...

Saddle up for a trip to Hollywood's version of the Wild West.

After dominating cinemas and television for much of the '50s and '60s, the Western genre began to decline throughout the 1970s. The classic archetypes of good guy cowboys battling against clear ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. We're talking, of course, about the 1980s. Filmmakers still wanted to play in the western sandbox, but studios and financiers ...

When it comes to feature-length Westerns, there are more than a dime a dozen out there. For decades, it was the most popular genre in Hollywood, which churned them out faster than audiences could get ...

Stacker compiled data on all Western films from the 2010s and ranked them according to their Metascores (out of 100).

Everyone loves to root for the outlaw in some of the best Westerns of all time, right? One of the great things about the genre is that usually the lines are clear, there are good guys and bad guys.

Kurt Russell knows that Tombstone has a big fanbase, but he still mourns the version of the movie that could have been made under better circumstances.