Ride down the trail with your heroes from the thirties to the fifties with the Legends of Silver Screen.

Cowboy heroes, heroines, bad guys and supporting players who rode the silver screen in western films from the 1930s to the early 1950s.

An Old West re-enactor's site includes information about the real Old West, classic western movies (including 1903's "The Great Train Robbery"), as well as the western stars and their horses.

The iconography of the Western is the largest and richest of all the film genres, and Hollywood has burned it into the minds of moviegoers from Dodge City to Timbuktu.

Guide to Western movies, search or browse the titles alphabetically.

Examines early movie myths of the American West.

Reviews and discussion of American western movies, divided into Classics, Must Sees, Good Viewers, Rough Riders and Camp.

Collection of articles and links relating to Westerns.

Detailed examination of the sub-genre, with particular reference to its impact on the film industry and the revitalisation of the Western. Illustrated with film stills and posters.

Online version of the print magazine dedicated to western movies, TV shows, actors and actresses. Features articles, photographs, and movie reviews.

Article covering the history of the genre, including the silent era and early B-westerns, major stars, influential films, and sub-genres. Offers movie reviews and profiles of the actors and directors.

Database of several hundred films with photographs and information on directors, actors, authors, and musical scores.

Dedicated to spaghetti westerns, with information on the genre, its films and stars.

Contains reviews with film stills for major films, plus related trivia.