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- Movies, Movie Review, Jan 16, 2013
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Western swing
Phil Karlson's politically minded films pushed the genre leftward.
- by Drew Hunt
- Tags: Movie Review, Gunman's Walk, Phil Karlson, Tab Hunter, Van Heflin, James Darren, Phil Nugent, John Ford, Wagon Master, Fort Apache, The Searchers, They Rode West, Robert Francis, The Phenix City Story, Daniel Mainwaring, Joseph Losey, The Lawless, Crane Wilbur, Hell to Eternity, revisionist Western, Pearl Harbor, Japanese American imprisonment, The Brothers Rico, Recommended
