Other offbeat Westerns not liked by the critics
THE HUNTING PARTY - another Maltin BOMB, pretty violent and off-beat, no real hero
PAT GARRETT & BILLY THE KID - low ratings but never rated BOMB, no real hero
THE HUNTING PARTY - another Maltin BOMB, pretty violent and off-beat, no real hero
PAT GARRETT & BILLY THE KID - low ratings but never rated BOMB, no real hero
How about another pair of Nicholson westerns: The Shooting and Ride in the Whirlwind? The Shooting, especially, is very off-beat.
shareEl Topo! I'm not sure if you'd call that a true western, but it does have a western-type theme. Vaquero-type Mexicans riding horses with six-shooters killin' people.
Lee
Bad Company (1972)
Dirty Little Billy (1972) - While I prefer PAT GARRETT & BILLY THE KID, this is still a hella interesting take on the legend of Billy the Kid.
The Culpepper Cattle Company (1972)
Doc (1971) - Forget MY DARLING CLEMENTINE or TOMBSTONE, this is the best take on Doc Holliday I've ever seen.
All of these are odd, outstanding, and morally ambiguous revisionist westerns!
All of Clint's Dollars trilogy were hated by critics on initial release.
Check these quirky westerns out:
Great Northfield Minnesota Raid
The Traveling Executioner
Valley of Gwangi
Lonely Are the Brave
Dirty Dingus Magee
Firecreek
The Wrath of God
Ravenous
Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean
McCabe & Mrs. Miller
Waterhole #3
Hawmps!
It's only a movie...
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Kid blue with Dennis hopper, warren Oates and peter Boyle.
The hired hand.