Comin' At Ya!

Comin' At Ya! (1981)
Dir. Ferdinando Baldi
Staring Tony Anthony, Gene Quintano, Victoria Abil, Ricardo Palacios

When a man's wife is taken from him on his wedding day, he goes after the brothers that kidnapped her. IN 3-D!!!!

The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again

The Apple Dumplingang Rides Again (1979)
Dir. Vincent McEveety
Staring Don Knotts, Tim Conway, Harry Morgan, Tim Matheson, Jack Elam, Kenneth Mars

After setting out on their own again with plans to go straight, Amos (Conway) and Theodore (Knotts) get mistaken for bank robbers, then go on the run and get involved with some shenanigans involving someone attacking the local calvary outpost.

The Apple Dumpling Gang

The Apple Dumpling Gang (1975)
Dir. Norman Tokar
Staring Bill Bixby, Susan George,  Don Knotts, Tim Conway, Slim Pickens, Harry Morgan

After a gambler gets tricked into taking custody of some orphaned children,  shenanigans occur after they discover a large piece of gold.

Three Amigos

 

Three Amigos! (1986)
Dir: John Landis
Staring Steve Martin, Chevy Chase, Martin Short, Alfonso Arau

After losing their jobs in Hollywood, three actors inadvertently wind up in Mexico facing off against a Mexican gang leader.

Western Sol

Western Sol (2017)
Dir: Benjamin J. Strickland
Staring S. Joe Downing, Phillip Wheeler

Rancher James Avery (Downing) is forced to rob a bank by a gang of bandits led by outlaw Davy Collins (Wheeler).

Oklahoma Cyclone

Oklahoma Cyclone (1930)
Dir: John P. McCarthy
Staring Bob Steele, Rita Rey, Al St. John

A cowboy poses as an outlaw in order in order to find his missing father.

McCabe & Mrs. Miller

McCabe & Mrs. Miller (1971)
Dir: Robert Altman
Staring Warren Beatty, Julie Christie, René Auberjonois, Shelley Duvall, Keith Carradine

McCabe (Beatty) arrives at the town of Presbyterian Church with a plan to get rich by opening a brothel. After teaming up with Mrs. Miller (Christie), he becomes successful and causes the town to grow, only to run afoul of some ruthless businessmen that want a piece of the town.