About Connor Scott
Connor is a features writer for Collider who specializes in westerns. Some of his favorites are Ride the High Country, Blood on the Moon, and Deadwood. When he’s not watching westerns, he’s probably watching something else, whether it’s the newest darling art film or the latest Nic Cage showcase. Besides that, you may see his name in the credits of one of his short films, or soon on bookstore shelves (okay maybe not that soon).
He lives in Atlanta, GA, where he desperately tries to outpace his ever-growing watchlist. It’s a losing battle.
In addition to his work writing about film, Connor is also a practitioner. Mostly, his work has been in small-scale short films. Recently this has taken form though experimental animation projects. One such Project, The Hand of Franklin, played at the Atlanta Film Festival in April of 2023.
Latest Articles
This Kirk Douglas Movie Is Still the Blueprint for Modern Westerns
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John Ford’s First Epic Western Is Also One of the Genre’s Leaders
The John Ford classic revitalized a waning genre and set the standard for the next hundred years.
The '40s Noir Western That Influenced ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’
This cult classic Western movie influenced how Martin Scorsese portrayed one key relationship in his new opus.
'Deadwood's Most Intense 5 Minutes Involves a Fight to the Death
This Season 3 'Deadwood' fight is memorable for its sheer brutality – but what does it mean?