Buchanan Rides Alone

 "Buchanan Rides Alone" is a 1958 Western film directed by Budd Boetticher and starring Randolph Scott in the lead role.

The story follows Tom Buchanan (Randolph Scott), a drifter who finds himself in the border town of Agry, Texas. Buchanan becomes embroiled in a series of conflicts involving corrupt officials, a wealthy rancher, and a seductive widow, as he tries to uncover the truth behind a murder and clear his own name.

"Buchanan Rides Alone" is noted for its tight pacing, tense atmosphere, and morally ambiguous characters. Randolph Scott delivers a stoic and commanding performance as Buchanan, a man of few words who relies on his wits and moral code to navigate the dangerous world around him.

"Buchanan Rides Alone" has gained a cult following among fans of classic Western cinema. The film's gritty realism, nuanced performances, and compelling storytelling have contributed to its reputation as a hidden gem of the genre.