Off-Beat Westerns

[@bravehome4276]

Some hidden gems here! A few more candidates: Lonely Are the Brave (1962) Goin' South (1978) Two Mules for Sister Sara (1970)

[@alfredharbas4373]

For its time, without a doubt, one of the best B/W from that decade.

[@bravehome4276]

@@alfredharbas4373Curious, to which film were you referring? Thanks!

[@famouspeople63]

Have included Lonely and Two mules in a few videos. Looks like I'll be making a follow up soon:)

[@bravehome4276]

@@famouspeople63You have an amazing ability to keep picking fresh topics for your videos! Keep up the good work!

[@jamesbednar3108]

Awesome list!! Always thought those 2 westerns with Willie Nelson in them were a little off beat: "Barbarosa" with Gary Busy and "Red Headed Stranger" with Morgan Fairchild. The first one could be considered a fun tragic adventure and the other a journey into darkness and back. Then there is Jack Nicholson's "Goin' South", kind of odd one there.

[@MJ-we9vu]

Everything with Gary Busey is a little off beat.

[@alfredharbas4373]

Comes to Willie nelson........I`m sorry, but I have a HUGE problem with ANYONE who sings thru his F/nose.

[@famouspeople63]

See my video on Willie Nelson Westerns in my channel

[@unbreakable7633]

Dirty Dingus Magee. Little Big Man. Both pretty off-beat too. Fun video.

[@famouspeople63]

Ive mentioned these in a few of my videos. Yes off-beat.

[@schaffermatt]

Good group of films here. You’ve got a couple of shots of another Gary Grimes western (The Spikes Gang with Lee Marvin) in your Culpepper Cattle Co. segment. Both good westerns. The director of Seven Men From Now pronounced his name “Bet-uh-ker.” I’d love to see more of your list of offbeat westerns. Good topic.

[@famouspeople63]

Plan a follow up at some point

[@mpetersen6]

Coogan's Bluff. Susan Clarke keeps asking "what's the sound of one hand clapping". Gets her answer when Woody Stoud slaps her. Richard Boone's role in Hombre was reprised in Big Jake. Different character name but same demeanor. A really offbeat western could be Man in the Widerness. Richard Harris, John Houston. The Revenant before the Revenant. Same basic story. One movie list channel, Ciniflix iirc, rated Star Wars as the greatest western ever.

[@famouspeople63]

I really like Man in the Wilderness

[@tomgregory687]

It’s still waiting for you to include “The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing” starring Bert Reynolds. It would have fit in here very well.

[@famouspeople63]

will note for a follow up video, thanks

[@actionjackson1stIDF]

Interesting selection of films. If you want to watch a really "Off Beat" western check out 1973's 'Kid Blue' with Dennis Hopper, Warren Oates, Peter Boyle and Ben Johnson.

[@famouspeople63]

Will look it up, thanks

[@dave-d-grunt]

Good list. The Spikes Gang could have been mentioned. Not just a clip

[@richardjones4466]

Sam Pecking Paw again!

[@cdeford2]

Here are a few: Dirty Little Billy, with Michael J. Pollard, Bitr the Bullet, Gene Hackman and Posse, with Kirk Douglas. Gary Grimes in The Culpepper Cattle Company: Worst trail hand ever!

[@famouspeople63]

Thanks for the ideas

[@emava]

Doc Purgatory From Noon Till Three

[@mikegale6139]

Valdez is coming

[@famouspeople63]

Ive mentioned this in a few of my videos. Yes off-beat.

[@alfredharbas4373]

Just an opinion........In my 60 years of westerns the most useless overrated western actor is definitely L V CLEEF. 2nd rater.