It seems like there may have been an error; the name of the town appeared as "Agry" when Buchanan (Randolph Scott) arrived, possibly with a missing letter. He hadn’t even managed to secure his horse before being confronted by Sheriff Lew (Barry Kelley), who made it clear he wasn't wanted. Taking that as a cue, Buchanan went to the saloon for a meal and a drink, where he was then approached by another member of the "A…

This is an unusual misfire for the Boetticher/Scott collaborations. A cheerful gunman from West Texas (Randolph Scott) finds himself in a Southern California border town where rival families control things (Barry Kelley, Tol Avery and Peter Whitney) and are planning to hang him for being involved in a murder. Craig Stevens, Manuel Rojas and L.Q. Jones also appear. "Buchanan Rides Alone" (1958) is part of a set …

Returning to Texas, Tom Buchanan makes an unplanned stop in Agry for some relaxation and food. He quickly discovers the town is controlled by the Agry family, which immediately leads to trouble with one of them. Things get even worse when he intervenes to prevent a young Mexican from being beaten, landing himself in a precarious situation involving a rope. Your experience with Buchanan Rides Alone might hinge on w…