McCabe & Mrs. Miller
Why this pick
Like Bad Company, it treats the frontier as muddy, precarious survival rather than legend, with drifting outsiders, dry period detail, and a quietly fatalistic mood.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Bad Company, it treats the frontier as muddy, precarious survival rather than legend, with drifting outsiders, dry period detail, and a quietly fatalistic mood.
Why this pick
A reflective, low-key revisionist Western about men trying to outgrow wandering lives; its intimate pacing and weathered visual texture closely suit Bad Company’s melancholy coming-of-age.
Why this pick
Its unsettled Missouri frontier, morally ragged characters, and distrust of Western heroics echo Bad Company’s vision of the postwar West as dangerous and improvised.
Why this pick
Another offbeat, anti-romantic 1970s Western that finds humor and tension in youthful outlaw life, with a loose, lived-in historical world rather than clean genre mythology.
Why this pick
For Bad Company’s elegiac, disillusioned take on frontier myth: a spare, dusty Western where companionship, violence, and change all carry a lingering sense of loss.
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01 / THE STORY
A God-fearing Ohio boy dodging the Civil War draft arrives in St. Joseph, MO where he joins up with a hardscrabble group of like runaways heading west
02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Drew Dixon

Hobbs
Mrs. Dixon

Mr. Dixon
Jackson

Nolan

Drew Dixon
Arthur Simms