Savage guns. Sundowners. Gatling gun. Bushwackers.
Notes:
Title from container. Savage guns was originally released as a motion picture in 1971. Sundowners was originally released as a motion picture in 1950. Gatling gun was originally released as a motion picture in 1972. Bushwackers was originally released as a motion picture in 1951. Savage guns: Robert Woods (as Robert Wood), Dino Strano (as Dean Stratford), Benito Pacifico (as Dennis Colt), Amerigo Castrighella (as Custer Gail), Simonetta Vitelli (as Simone Blondell). The sundowners: Robert Preston, Robert Sterling, Chill Wills, John Litel, Cathy Downs. The Gatling gun: Guy Stockwell, Robert Fuller, Barbara Luna, Woody Strode, Patrick Wayne, John Carradine. The bushwackers: John Ireland, Wayne Morris, Lawrence Tierney, Dorothy Malone, Lon Chaney Jr.
Summary:
Savage guns: A tavern owners double-crosses the wrong man and he and his posse get revenge by shooting up the bar and then burning it down. One man survives and manages to pull himself from the burning wreckage. He is taken in by strangers and nursed back to health. He takes a vow to stalk down the killer and his cohorts. Sundowners: James and Tom Cloud, a pair of rancher brothers are constantly at odds due to their different methods of ranching--one being legal and the other illegal. Their differences turn into an all-out war when James doesn't approve of Tom's illegitimate activities. Tom drags James' son into the middle of the feud and goes so far as to threaten him. This forces James to take care of things once and for all. Gatling gun: Tale of how the gatling gun was introduced to the West and how the final frontier was forever changed by it. The bushwackers: Scared by the death and destruction of the Civil War, a former soldier takes a vow of non-violence. On his way back to Missouri, he passes through a town controlled by a tyrannical land tycoon. He witnesses the murder of the local newspaper columnist for printing unfavorable articles about the landowner. The ex-soldier breaks his vow of passivity and sets out to take down the villainous land baron.
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