Hanging Tree, The - DVD

In the Lower East Side of the '50s, young couple Suze (Andrea Riseborough) and Arthur (Harry Melling) happened on the neighborhood greaser gang known as the Young Gents during a homicidal beating. They'd find themselves in the grip of irresistible attraction-she to the hoods' violent lifestyle, and he to their charismatic alpha Teddy (Karl Glusman). Andrea Kramer's stylized, gender-fluid stunner also stars Ryan Simpkins, Jake Choi, Cole Escola, and Demi Moore. 95 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English.

Many stars saddled up and rode into Technicolor sunsets during the great Western revival of the 1950s, but only a few would be forever associated with the rugged individualists of the West. Among them are John Wayne, Randolph Scott and the star of The Hanging Tree, Gary Cooper. The story takes place in Skull Creek, an 1870s Montana gold camp. Dr. Joseph Frail (Cooper) arrives, setting out his shingle near the camp's boom-or-bust hubbub

A Federal Marshall (Robert Taylor) nicknamed InchThe HangmanInch traces a robbery suspect (Jack Lord) to a small town, but the convict has turned his life around, he's now married and he and his wife are expecting a child. Not only is he supported by his friends and neighbors, but also by the town's sheriff (Fess Parker). The Marshall offers the convict's ex-lover (Tina Louise) a new lease on life; all she has to do is to finger the man she still loves and walk away with the reward. For the first time in his career, the lawman is faced with a serious challenge to his method of justice as the citizens band together to stop their friend's capture. Directed by Michael Curtiz, the legendary director of Casablanca and Mildred Pierce.