John Larch

U.S. cavalry officer Hemp Brown is court-martialed and discharged from the Army after being accused of permitting his men to walk into a deadly ambush by armed bandits. Attempting to track down the real culprit and prove his innocence, he joins a travelling medicine show where he falls in love with a snake-oil peddler who helps him restore his name.

Two high school teenagers from different social standings begin to date. When their parents disapprove, they consider going to Mexico to get married.

A radio DJ's brief fling with a woman who makes a nightly song request threatens to destroy his career and life when she turns alarmingly possessive.

Ben Stride (Randolph Scott, in a role originally slated for John Wayne) trudges stoically through the West, hunting down the seven men responsible for the murder of his wife in a Wells Fargo station holdup. As the film opens, we see him dispatching two of the miscreants during a driving rainstorm.

When a Mexican gunslinger (Anthony Quinn) rids a town of several notorious gunfighters, he is named the sheriff, but must win over the rest of the residents who are yet to warm to his hard-hitting ways. Katy Jurado and Peter Whitney co-star.

Framed for a crime he didn't commit, a gambler comes out of prison ready to get even with the crooked cops who sent him there.

For God's sake, GET OUT! was the ad campaign for the 1979 shocker The Amityville Horror. The film was based on the allegedly true story of the luckless Lutz family, who move lock, stock, and barrel into a new home, only to find that it is possessed by the demonic spirits of its previous owners.

Gentry is the head of an outlaw gang trying to escape across the Mexican border. Their escape comes to a dangerous halt in the mysterious abandoned town of Quantez, where Gentry and his gang are forced to stave off an Indian attack. As their enemies get closer, tempers flare, betrayals set in, and lines are drawn between the men.