Disc 1: Rebellion: Land rustlers out in California murder Marquita's (Lita Cortez) father and begin tormenting her as well. Frantic for help, Marquita writes to Washington and requests aid. The man sent to arbitrate her situation becomes enamored with her, and is so successful with his mediation that he is nominated to be the first governor of California. Boot Hill: Gunslinger Cat Stevens (Terrance Hill) teams up with an old pal and a circus troupe to bring a powerful landowner to justice. Aces 'n eights: Thurmond Prescott (Ernest Borgnine) doesn't have much, but he does have his ranch. So when the expanding railroad threatens to buy up his property to build, there's no way Prescott is going down willingly. With the help of his right-hand man, Luke (Casper Van Dien), Prescott is about to face some of the baddest henchmen in the West, including the quick-triggered Tate (Jeff Kober). It's a fight to the death when big egos wield even bigger guns in this gritty Texas tale. Hit the saddle: With the government ready to drop the restrictions on wild horses, time is running out for the Three Mesquiteers to expose Rance McGowan for the murderer and horse thief he is. Disc 2: Pony Express rider: In a rousing Western adventure with a touching coming-of-age story at its heart, a young man joins the Pony Express mail service to track his father's killer. Fort Yuma gold: The Film is set in days following the end of the Civil War and revolves around the efforts of a Confederate POW to warn the commander of Union Fort Yuma of an impending attack by holdout Confederates led by seemingly die-hard Southern fanatic Major Sanders. The actual purpose of the assault is to divert the attention of the Union defenders while Sanders and his civilian cohort Nelson Riggs steal a great sum of money from inside the fort. Little moon and Jud McGraw: A fallen hero, Jud McGraw (James Caan), and an Indian maiden named Little Moon return to the southwestern ghost town of Black Nullar to right the wrongs that have been done to them. When the deserted town burns to the ground, the only thing to rise from the ashes is a budding love between them. The deadly companions: A rebel soldier named Turk (Chill Wills) attempted to scalp his wounded sergeant during the Civil War; and now the retired sergeant, Yellowleg (Brian Keith), is obsessed with tracking his attacker. Eventually he locates Turk and his partner Billy (Steve Cochran) and persuades them to go in on a bank heist in Gila City. But when they get there, the trio stumbles upon a group plotting to loot the same bank. A shoot-out transpires, and Yellowleg accidentally kills the young son of beautiful dance hall hostess Kit Tilten (Maureen O'Hara). Full of remorse, Yellowleg forces his partners to accompany him through Apache territory to Siringo, where the boy will be buried next to his father. Along the way, Billy attacks Kit and Yellowleg throws him out of their camp?Turk flees. All three eventually come face to face in Siringo, where Yellowleg learns that Turk and Billy have gone through with the bank robbery on their own, and a deadly confrontation ensues. My outlaw brother: A city slicker (Mickey Rooney) from New York heads to the rough country of the West to visit his brother.
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