D-Western

Roy Rogers purchases a ranch in California with the intent of drilling for oil. Inadvertently, he finds rich oil deposits on the neighboring ranch ...

Cattle rustler Bart Dunstan hires notorious Arizona gunman Sonny Karnes to run his stolen herd south across the Mexican border. Cattlemen's Associa...

Nazi agent Hermann Schmidt is directing the creation of a secret military base in a remote region of Arizona. Local ranchers become suspicious of m...

Undercover government agent Tom Kenyon is hired by rancher Mike O'Day to help protect his herd of wild stallions. Tom smells a rat when a railroad ...

Arizona Terror (1931, B&W): Cole Porter and his henchmen have been buying cattle, then killing the seller. When the Arizonian (Ken Maynard) goe...

A gang is raiding gold shipments bound for the U.S. Mint and undercover agent John Carpenter is assigned the task of rounding them up. He recruits ...

Juan Mendoza has found the perfect hideout for his gang of gun-slinging criminals. The town of San Fernando is completely surrounded by mountains a...

Cattle baron "Win" Thompson hates "land-grabbin' sheep chasers" and means to drive them off the range - with force if needed. Thompson's sons, Ken ...

A saloon on the border between California and Nevada becomes the hideout for "Texas" Jack Slade's gang of rustlers. When the crooks start harassing...

Billy the Kid and his pal Jeff help their sidekick Fuzzy Jones escape from jail, keeping one jump ahead the law as they head into Paradise Valley. ...

On the run from the law, Billy the Kid and partners Jeff and Fuzzy decide to lay low at a ranch owned by Uncle Jim Blanchard. The trio discovers th...

The Scarlet Brand (1932, B&W): Rustler Bill Morse tricks drifter Bud Bryson into branding rancher John Walker's stolen cattle. When Walker's me...

Billy the Kid in Santa Fe (1941, B&W): Billy the Kid is sentenced to hang after gambler Texas Joe gives false testimony against him at a murder...

Billy The Kid In Texas (1940, B&W): Billy The Kid witnesses the Lazy-A gang hold up a payroll wagon. He gets the jump on the bandits and forces...

Billy the Kid Outlawed (1940, B&W): Billy the Kid drives a herd of cattle to the Bennett ranch in Lincoln County, New Mexico. Unbeknownst to Bi...

Billy the Kid's Fighting Pals (1941, B&W): Billy the Kid and his riding partners, Jeff and Fuzzy, go undercover in the lawless border town of P...

Cowboy favorite Bob Steele stars in two exceptional entries from his prolific run of quality B-westerns. Wildfire (1946) was a rare color productio...

El Diablo Rides (1939, B&W): Tough-as-nails cowboy Bob Steele rides into the lawless town of Borderville searching for the man who shot and kil...

Bob Steele's 50-year career in film was predominantly conducted on horseback, as one of Hollywood's most popular cowboys. Born Robert Bradbury, Jr....

Lightnin' Crandall (1937, B&W): Bob "Lightning" Crandall is the fastest gun-hand in Texas. Tired of continually defending his life and reputat...

Mesquite Buckaroo (1939, B&W): Aunt Sarah is so sure that her nephew, rodeo champ Bob Allen, is a shoe-in to repeat in this year's championship...

Riders of the Sage (1939, B&W): Bob Burke rides into Apache Basin looking for work but instead finds a war raging between cattlemen and rancher...

The Gun Ranger (1937, B&W): "From now on, I'm going to be my own judge and jury - maybe the executioner, too!" swears ranger Dan Larson after t...

Bob Steele first saw screen time as a young boy, starring with twin brother Bill in a 1920's film series aptly titled The Adventures of Bill and Bo...