The villains in these classic Western movies are so good that they on their own make their respective films worth watching.

Due to his popularity as the genre's leading star, many may wonder what John Wayne's all-time favorite Western actually was. With so many thought-provoking horse operas to choose from (and so many ...

An all-but-forgotten Western-themed cartoon from the late 1960s featured a parody of John Wayne as one of the main characters ...

The John Wayne classic has never looked better for the film, which is still incredibly moving and poignant today, and it comes with an incredible amount of bonus features on the Blu-ray disc. This is ...

It was originally written about 1971 for John Wayne, James Stewart and Henry Fonda, with Peter Bogdanovich, fresh from his ...

Violence and the Western genre often go hand-in-hand, but not every horse opera is an excessive mess of blood, guts, and gore. In general, John Wayne pictures are pretty lax when it comes to violence.

Wayne’s third favourite was The Quiet Man, John Ford’s romantic drama set in rural Ireland. Released in 1952, the film ...

Wild Wild West teams up agents James West (Will Smith) and Artemus Gordon (Kevin Kline) to stop the evil Dr. Arliss Loveless ...

True Grit' stands out as one of john Wayne's finest movies, but it was not without its issues and saw him nearly come to ...