Check out the 1990 Tom Selleck Western Quigley Down Under in the latest Everything Action Theater, where Selleck plays American sharpshooter Matthew Quigley. When he answers an ad to travel to Australia for a job, he ends up facing off against evil rancher Elliot Marston, who is slaughtering the local Aborigines.

Originally approached by star Emilio Estevez for the rights to use “Wanted Dead or Alive” for 1990’s Young Guns II, Jon Bon Jovi instead wrote a new song with more thematically appropriate lyrics, “Blaze of Glory”.

Debuting in 1992 and trying to pull off some of the heat from the white-hot TMNT, Wild West COW-Boys of Moo Mesa put a Wild West theme on the anthropomorphic animal genre as a trio of bovine lawmen protected the town of Moo Mesa from various outlaws and villains.

A US Marshal in 1879, Sam Chisholm takes a job to free the town of Rose Creek from the grip of evil gold-mining baron Bartholomew Bogue and recruits six other gunslingers to join him in the fight.

Vincent D’Onofrio returns to the Western genre with his Magnificent Seven co-stars Ethan Hawke and Chris Pratt for a new spin on the Billy the Kid story, with Dane Dehaan as Billy the Kid, in The Kid.

Traveling from Wyoming to Australia based on an ad for a sharpshooter, Matthew Quigley meets cattle baron Elliott Marston but when he learns Marston wants him to kill the native Aborigines, Quigley goes against him and his men with his one of a kind Sharps rifle.

The Coen Brothers are back in the Western genre to spin six tales of outlaws, drifters, prospectors and more in the anthology movie The Ballad of Buster Scurggs, hitting Netflix in November.

Tons of TV seasons out this week as we get closer to the fall TV season starting like Brooklyn Nine-Nine, The Flash, Chicagos Fire and Med and NCIS: LA along with movies from earlier in the summer like Tag and Upgrade.