Jay Silverheels

A lethal bounty hunter seeks to avenge his son's death - if the son of one of his victims lets him live long enough.

A lethal bounty hunter seeks to avenge his son's death - if the son of one of his victims lets him live long enough.

Confederate soldier, Brett Sherwood (Alan Ladd), is en route to join Captain Quantrill's bandits. Along the way he rescues a man accused of a killing he had been responsible for. Things become complicated when the man's fiancée discovers the truth and Brett finds out Quantrill is not what he appears to be.

President Abe Lincoln would like to make peace with the Sioux Indians so he can transfer troops from the West to the South, where they are needed for Civil War duty. The Rebs hear of this and send a spy, Merrill, to pose as a Yankee and steal the gold that the Indians have promised to the Northerners.

When Ty's mother dies, he leaves Barstow for the coast, where his mother grew up and where the beach gives him solace. He gets work, makes friends with some local guys, and falls for Sandy, the sister of one of them. Without warning, Ty's hard-edged father, his profane uncle, and his two low-life half-brothers show up, needing a place to hide from the cops for awhile. Ty wants them gone, but his stubborn and ornery family checks into the local motel. Things get worse when the low-life brothers sexually assault Sandy. Her brother and his pals reply with fists. Out come guns and knives, and a showdown in the sand is guaranteed.

Western story about a defiant wife who leaves her husband to take up riding with outlaws.

On the run from the Cavalry, a man tries to disappear while accompanied by two camels and a runaway boy. His escape is made harder when he meets a widow and her daughter who may turn him in.

Western story about a defiant wife who leaves her husband to take up riding with outlaws.

On the run from her cold-hearted husband, Catherine Crocker witnesses a daring train robbery. The robbers are forced to take her prisoner, riding deep into untamed territory pursued by a posse led by a determined Wells Fargo agent - and Catherine's husband. A stellar cast powers this sweeping, elegiac ode to the West. Burt Reynolds plays gang leader Jay, a laconic war hero with a mysterious past. Sarah Miles is Catherine, first repelled by her captors but gradually growing to respect, then trust, then love Jay. With a stirring John Williams score, dead-on direction by Richard C. Sarafian (Man in the Wilderness), and cinematography so realistic you can taste the dust and sweat, The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing emerges as one of film's great Westerns.

On the run from her cold-hearted husband, Catherine Crocker witnesses a daring train robbery. The robbers are forced to take her prisoner, riding deep into untamed territory pursued by a posse led by a determined Wells Fargo agent - and Catherine's husband.

An Indian boy flees when he is accused of murder.

Acclaimed actor Glenn Ford stars as SMITH, a determined and loyal friend to the many Native Americans who live on and around his modern-day ranch. So when Gabriel Jimmyboy is wrongfully accused of murder, he hides out in an old shack on Smith's land. Tensions rise when a mean and racist sheriff tracks Jimmyboy onto Smith's property and suspects the rancher of helping the fugitive escape. After turning himself in to the police and standing trial, Jimmyboy's main witness is thrown in jail and it's Smith to the rescue to bail him out. But will they make it in time? Find out in this simple yet exciting story of hope against all odds.