The Western film genre has been eulogized since at least the early 1950s, but while it may occasionally falter in popularity, it’s never truly gone away. And this summer, Kevin [ … ]
Jason Bateman’s “The Pinkerton”: A Supernatural Western
Jason Bateman is set to direct The Pinkerton, a supernatural western that Warner Bros. and JJ Abrams’ Bad Robot acquired two years ago. Pic was sold as a spec by [ … ]
Sci Fi Western Outer Range Will Drop Its Second Season
Josh Brolin and the sci fi Western Outer Range will drop its second season on Thursday, May 16, but you can catch your first glimpse in the newly released trailer [ … ]
Viggio Mortensen Western – The Dead Don’t Hurt
Viggo Mortensen may be better known for intense performances in films like A History Of Violence, Eastern Promises, A Dangerous Method (all made with director David Cronenberg) and The Lord [ … ]
“The Wind” (2018) Dark Western Frontier Film
A supernatural thriller set in the dark Western frontier of the late 1800s, The Wind stars Caitlin Gerard (INSIDIOUS: THE LAST KEY) as a plains-woman driven mad by the harshness [ … ]
Robbie Coburn – Gothic Western Poet
Robbie Coburn is a Gothic Western poet based in Melbourne. Robert Adamson wrote that Robbie Coburn’s poems “come from tough experiences, yet are created with a muscular craft that glows [ … ]
Chelsea Wolfe – Witchcraft and Sobriety
Chelsea Wolfe – Witchcraft and Sobriety. Chelsea Wolfe’s new album, She Reaches Out to She Reaches Out to She is arriving this Friday, as the first release on her new label [ … ]
Benjamin Singleton
It was early 1877. The Civil War had been over for more than ten years. But blacks still didn’t have the freedom they had hoped for. Tenant farming had replaced [ … ]
“One of the Missing” – Tony Scott’s First Goth Western Film
One of the lesser-known works in the filmography of acclaimed director, Tony Scott’s first film “One of the Missing” is a compelling and thought-provoking goth western film released in 1968. [ … ]
Black Heart Procession – Dark Indie Rock
Formed in late 1997 in San Diego, the Black Heart Procession have been described as beautifully bleak and brooding dark indie rock. Lyrically touching on the melancholy side of human [ … ]