Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Young Riders List

• Deadwood - A gritty portrayal of the Old West with complex characters.
• Hell on Wheels - Explores the lives of those during the construction of the transcontinental railroad.
• Lonesome Dove - A classic Western miniseries following a cattle drive from Texas to Montana.
• The Magnificent Seven - A group of gunmen protect a town, similar themes of companionship and adventure.
• The Outlaws - Focused on a diverse group of characters against the backdrop of the Old West.
• The Good Lord Bird - A historical drama that deals with themes of race and freedom in the 19th century.
• Big Sky - Involves detectives solving cases with a western-style backdrop.
• Into the West - An epic miniseries depicting the expansion westward in the U.S. with intertwining stories.
• Cowboys & Aliens - A unique twist on the Western genre mixing sci-fi elements.
• The Pioneer Woman - Focuses on ranching in America, highlighting the lives of those in the countryside.
• Band of Brothers - Similar camaraderie and adventures, though set in WWII.
• The Sons of Katie Elder - Focuses on family, loyalty, and the Wild West.
• Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid - A classic tale of outlaws with a strong friendship element.
• Silverado - An ensemble cast of characters in a tale of lawmen and outlaws.
• Rango - A quirky animated perspective on Western life and adventure.
• The Lone Ranger - A classic character in Western folklore with themes of justice.
• Unforgiven - A realistic portrayal of the harshness of the Old West.
• Young Guns - Follows a group of historical figures in the Wild West.
• The Quick and the Dead - Features gunfights and a strong female lead in a Western setting.
• Any Which Way You Can - Features outlaws and quirky adventures with a lighter tone.
• The Hateful Eight - A tense and character-driven film set in a Western environment.
• Dances with Wolves - Explores the relationship between white settlers and Native Americans.
• Open Range - A slow-burn Western with strong themes of justice and redemption.
• The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford - A character-driven narrative about famous outlaws.
• The Revenant - A survival story in a brutally realistic wilderness setting.
• Northfork - A poetic look at the Old West and its vanishing landscapes.
• The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada - A unique perspective on friendship and justice in the West.
• The Last of Us - While not a Western, it features strong character bonds and survival themes.
• Wagon Train - Focused on the journey and lives of a group traveling west.
• Bonanza - Long-running series about a family in the Old West with adventure and drama.
• Gunsmoke - Classic Western TV series centered around a lawman in a frontier town.
• The Wild Wild West - Combines Western and steampunk elements with a focus on adventure.
• Justified - Contains modern Western themes with a strong lead character.
• Outlaws and Angels - A tale of crime and relationships in a Western setting.
• The Ballad of Buster Scruggs - Anthology of stories set in the Old West with dark humor.
• Longmire - Follows a sheriff in a modern-day Wyoming with a Western feel.
• Revolution - Post-apocalyptic setting with themes of survival and camaraderie.
• The Shadow Riders - A TV movie featuring brothers and their adventures post-Civil War.
• The River Wild - Adventure and survival themes in a wilderness setting.
• Holes - Focuses on friendship and adventure in a unique setting.
• The Wild Bunch - A group of aging outlaws trying to survive in a changing world.
• The Unforgiven - Explores themes of vengeance and survival in the West.
• My Name is Nobody - A mix of comedy and western themes with a strong lead.
• Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee - Historical drama about the conflict between Native Americans and settlers.
• The Road West - Follows a group as they navigate through the challenges of the westward expansion.