He has a few other movies of interest, but his legacy is really 6 Westerns with Randolph Scott: 7 Men From Now, The Tall T, Decision at Sundown, Buchanan Rides Alone, Ride Lonesome, and Comanche Station. Decision at Sundown is the only one not written by Burt Kennedy (although his name isn’t on Buchanan) and Buchanan Rides Alone is more humorous. Not saying those aren’t worthy, but I think it’s essential to try at least one of the other four if you’re not dead set on watching all six.

He was going to direct Ride the High Country, but he decided that he’s rather ruin his career by spending 7 years making a documentary about a bullfighter while Hollywood changed into something that didn’t really have room for the kinds of movies he actually had experience making. Although I think he would have had success working with Clint Eastwood, who he influence.

One one of the DVDs for one of his movies theres a special feature with Eastwood and Tarantino on camera together. Seeing them together provides a weird contrast of personalities.