Classic Westerns are defined not only by its iconic antiheroes and vast frontier landscapes, but also by its genre defining soundtracks and melodies.

Classic Westerns are defined not only by its iconic antiheroes and vast frontier landscapes, but also by its genre defining soundtracks and melodies.

Western movies have a history of focusing on real-life people to life, and one decision from 102 years ago goes down as the coolest casting ever.

Westerns are visually associated with sandy locations or tense shootouts, but they’re also defined by some of the finest facial hair ever put to film.

The Western genre draws from the tumultuous history of the American frontier, often featuring real-life outlaws brought to life by great actors.

The famed American outlaw Jesse James has been depicted on screen in a plethora of Westerns, some of which featured some very famous faces.

The famed American outlaw Jesse James has been depicted on screen in a plethora of Westerns, some of which featured some very famous faces.

Western movies have been around for over a century, but the genre is being reinvented lately by films that are expanding on the Old West tropes.

While the idea of Western films may feel outdated to modern audiences, there are still plenty of classics from the genre that stand the test of time.