Favorite Old West/Horror Hybrid

[hockeyshark91]

There aren't many of these crossover films. But when done right, they can be great fun.
I wish Universal would have added Curse Of The Undead to their ultimate collection coming out soon.

[CinemaScope]

There's one I saw on TV many years ago, Grim Prairie Tales (1990), I remember it being very effective. I haven't seen it since.

...& there was a made for TV one where there's a town where the dead cowboys end up (I'm not sure if they know they're dead or not), & the good (or reformed) guys end up on a stagecoach going to the good place, & the bad guys get pushed down to hell by an old Indian. I can't remember the name of it (I think I saw it on the Horror Channel).

Ah, the list wasn't there when I posted, & I see the one I posted about was Purgatory.

[L.J.]

Went with Bone Tomahawk but would have picked Ghost Town.

[AKORIS]

I'm kind of surprised I picked Bone Tomahawk out of all the choices but it's the best film and also genuinely scary at times...

[Wernski]

Sundown: The Vampire In Retreat

[Cujo]

Eyes of Fire, followed closely by The Shadow Chikara.

[Movie Memories]

Some enjoyable films on the list, but I have a hard time selecting just one. A favorite in a similar vein is Cowboys and Aliens.

[Lord-Oakbeard]

The Valley Of Gwangi.

Cowboys and Dinosaurs Ray Harryhausen style. What’s not to like

[Alan T]

Other: Ghost Town

[Cruel Angel]

Grim Prairie Tales

[DR Herbert West]

Bone Tomahawk

[RFK]

Curse Of The Undead

[djzero]

Bone Tomahawk

[originalHDphantom]

Dead Birds

[Hellboy]

Bone Tomahawk

[qb2333]

*Other: Vampires (1998)

[Winslow Leach]

Curse of the Undead

[Deadend45]

Pale Rider