Red Sundown

In 1956, Jack Arnold directed Rory Calhoun in Red Sundown, a Western that pitted gunslinger against gunslinger in a battle for redemption and justice. When his life is saved by a fellow outlaw, Alec Longmire promises to leave his violent ways behind, opting instead to use his expertise for good as he becomes deputy to honest Sheriff Jade Murphy, who's caught between warring farmers and cattlemen. As Longmire settles into small-town life, he finds love with the sheriff's beautiful daughter Caroline - but his troubled past threatens to upend his newfound peace.