(1972). The Michael Winner-directed Western was quite violent for its time, pulling no punches with its depiction of anti-Native American racism. Although it never transcends its decidedly B-movie ...

A half-Apache homesteader named Chato (Charles Bronson) wanders into a saloon after venturing into town to purchase supplies. Literally seconds go by before racial slurs are hurled his way. When he ...

Way Out Westerns! continues at Trailers from Hell, with John Landis introducing “Chato’s Land,” Michael Winner’s cynical, violent Vietnam-era western pits stoic lone Apache Charles Bronson against a ...

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MANY film fans will remember Charles Bronson mostly as an actor portraying characters pushed to vigilante action by horrendous unpunished crimes. I remember him most for some very super-scenic ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. One of the most unspeakably dreadful combinations in contemporary cinema has to be Michael Winner and Charles Bronson. Winner is a stuck ...