Five Guns to Tombstone (1961) WESTERN

Exclusive FRIDAY at PizzaFLIX Edition!
Starring James Brown, John Wilder, Walter Coy
Directed by Edward L. Cahn.
The setting is the old west, but the story harkens back to the Old Testament. Brother against Brother. One a reformed gunslinger, the other a bad to the bone outlaw. A remake of Gun Belt (1953) starring George Montgomery and Tab Hunter.
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[guitarzan]

Thanks for the pre weekend asty extra cheese pie Piza Flix!

[midas]

I enjoyed this old style, credible Western.Thanks for keeping the Western legion alive.

[RobertBeniest]

Thanks for this movie. I was only 16 at the time. You cant beat a good western.

[mikemiller]

Thanks again for another awesome video I really enjoyed it and as always I'm really looking forward to seeing the next video

[anandakumarsanthinathan]

What a fantastic movie !! Talking to the banker who draws his gun slowly, the bandit says, "You are getting slower as you get older. If you get too slow, you ain't gonna get much older" Loved it.

[brendanperry]

Good ol' fashion western; enjoyed it from beginning to end!

[sejembalm]

Love these obscure old films and your introductions. Keep up the good work!

[sheldonbass]

Great storyline—love these old westerns. PizzaFlix offers a great come-on too with their description of this show...wait, make that showdown. Keep em comin ya'll.

[Bear-Urez]

A excellent movie. I've seen this movie several times through the years.

[granttracey]

Watched this last night. What a joy. Great print. And I love the brother vs brother; uncle vs nephew theme. Movie clips along and has a sturdy performance from James Brown. Starting to wonder if some auteur theory work needs to be done on the great Edward L. Cahn. Eleven films between 1960-61. A quick worker, but I really like his B films, especially his noirs.

[joandewinnaar]

Really nice movie, enjoying it, thank you

[brunodesamber]

A. Howdy. Classic. One. 🎉🎉🎉 👋💢💥💫👍💣

[grahamhill]

Another WESTERN movie filmed at the legendary IVERSONS Movie Ranch in Chatsworth California... the NW corner of the San Fernando Valley and Hollywood's 30 mile Studio Zone.

I produced a documentary on IVERSONS in 1995, had its premiere at the ranch house attended by those who worked there on some of the 3, 000 movies and TV shows.

More westerns have been shot at IVERSONS than any other place on earth... war films, period pictures, matinee serials, it was the place where Duke Wayne steps aboard a certain STAGECOACH... the place where TV's LONE RANGER reared-up his horse each week... every TV western has filmed here on its 500 acres.

This movie is 80% IVERSONS!

[HarrisonIgboke]

Among my favourite movies from western.

[UQRXD]

Oh my gosh the video quality! Not to mention his Vitalis hair dew.

[isaacmitchell]

James Brown, never heard of this actor, only the singer . Great flick .

[michaelterrell]

Boyd Morgan? I had a friend with that name. He drove over the road for Packaging Corporation of America until he passed over 35 years ago. He was quite a character!

[colliemac]

Saw another movie with a very similar theme.. I think George Montgomery was in it .. but I enjoyed this thanks for uploading..

[joselopezmoya]

THESE WESTERNS FROM THE LATE 40', 50'S, 60'S AND LATE 70'S WERE THE BEST AS WELL AS SERIES LIKE BONANZA, GUNSMOKE, CHEYENNE, HAVE GUN WILL TRAVEL, BRONCO AND SUGAR FOOT AMONG OTHERS.

[michaelmanning]

As good as any episode of Bonanza and better than most. Walter Coy was clearly enjoying his role as the baddy.