Ellen Drew

Man Alive -- The last man on the face of the earth just might not be the man for you.

The nephew of the original Davy Crockett (George Montgomery) is a military scout who is responsible for the safe passage of wagon trains. However, despite his best efforts, the Indians have been successfully attacking the settlers and Crockett suspects that someone has been tipping them off. Crockett is determined to put a stop to the attacks before more lives are lost on his watch. The others instantly point the finger at Crockett's Indian companion, Red Hawk, but they will soon find that the problem comes from somewhere they didn't expect.

Boris Karloff ("Frankenstein," "The Mummy") stars in this classic horror film about a group of people who seek refuge from the plague on a Baltic Island only to fear that one of their number is a vampire.

A judge teeters on the brink of insanity... a town on the edge of revolt. And only one man stands between them in this powerful western featuring two of Hollywood's greatest leading men. Glenn Ford delivers a mesmerizing performance as Owen Devereaux, a sadistic Civil War vet who continues to kill for the joy of it even after he becomes a judge. William Holden is outstanding as Del Stewart, Devereaux's marshal and ex-army pal who tries to restrain the judge's violent nature. When Devereaux's psychotic behavior forces the townspeople to take up arms against him, the former friends are pitted together against each other in a brutal conflict with fatal consequences. The suspense never falters in acclaimed director Henry Levin's tightly woven tale which delves into the devastating psychological effects of war.

Twelve years after he abandoned his son, Jeff, outlaw Nate Blaine (Dane Clark) returns to seek a reconciliation, but the boy's aunt, Ruth (Ellen Drew), fears that Jeff will turn to a life of crime like his father and so frames Nate for a bank robbery and murder. Nate escapes, and 10 years later, Jeff (Ben Cooper) learns the truth about his aunt's well-intentioned duplicity. Embittered, Jeff plans a stagecoach robbery. Will Nate stop him?

Presented by TCM. A parson uses six-guns and the Bible to bring peace to a Tennessee town.

With Indian scout Red Hawk (Phillip Reed) by his side, the nephew and namesake (George Montgomery) of famed frontiersman Davy Crockett leads a wagon train of pioneers through the harsh frontier in search of homes in this low-budget Western. When the band is attacked by Indians, Crockett deduces that there's a spy in their midst, and suspicion falls on teacher Frances Oatman (Ellen Drew), a half-Kiowa settler.

The nephew of the original Davy Crockett (George Montgomery) is a military scout who is responsible for the safe passage of wagon trains. However, despite his best efforts, the Indians have been successfully attacking the settlers and Crockett suspects that someone has been tipping them off. Crockett is determined to put a stop to the attacks before more lives are lost on his watch. The others instantly point the finger at Crockett's Indian companion, Red Hawk, but they will soon find that the problem comes from somewhere they didn't expect.

The nephew of the original Davy Crockett (George Montgomery) is a military scout who is responsible for the safe passage of wagon trains. However, despite his best efforts, the Indians have been successfully attacking the settlers and Crockett suspects that someone has been tipping them off. Crockett is determined to put a stop to the attacks before more lives are lost on his watch. The others instantly point the finger at Crockett's Indian companion, Red Hawk, but they will soon find that the problem comes from somewhere they didn't expect.

Folks in Walsburg may want to pay heed to the brace of pistols holstered onto Josiah Gray's hips. In time, they may want to pay even more heed to the Bible in his hand. Gray is the newly arrived parson in the woodsy post-Civil War Tennessee town.

Folks in Walsburg may want to pay heed to the brace of pistols holstered onto Josiah Gray's hips. In time, they may want to pay evenmore heed to the Bible in his hand. Gray (Joel McCrea) is the newly arrived parson in the woodsy post-Civil War Tennessee town. Andthe true test of his strength will come when, during his greatest and most dangerous challenge, he sets aside his six-shooters andrelies on his faith. McCrea brings a quiet resolve to this touching tale burnished through the recall of the pastor's impressionablenephew (Dean Stockwell). Based on the novel by Joe David Brown (who would later provide the source novel for Paper Moon), Stars inMy Crown shines with a powerful, simple dignity.

Ford stars as a sadistic Civil War veteran, teetering on the brink of insanity, who has been killing for the sheer joy of it, even after the official battles cease. Although his mind has become unbalanced by the terrors of the war, he manages somehow to secure a job as a judge in Colorado and uses his power to torture and kill all those who would oppose him.