Within (2014)

Actors: Sam Qualiana (actor), Ken Cosentino (producer), Ken Cosentino (director), Ken Cosentino (writer), Jason John Beebe (actor), Marcus Ganci-Rotella (actor), Marcus Ganci-Rotella (actor), Marcus Ganci-Rotella (actor), Elizabeth Houlihan (actress), Bill Kennedy (actor), James Ventry (actor), Tyler Austin (actor), Greg Hinaman (actor), Greg Hinaman (actor), Joseph Giambra (actor),

Genres: Thriller,
Taglines: The walls are closing in.

Boogie Town (2012)

Actors: Bruce Resnik (miscellaneous crew), Brenda Song (actress), Tom Virtue (actor), Kat Graham (actress), Mel Fair (actor), Doug McHenry (producer), Chris Stokes (producer), Chris Stokes (director), Alan Mueting (actor), Chris Stokes (writer), Thomas Longo (miscellaneous crew), Marques Houston (producer), Marques Houston (producer), Sean Whittaker (miscellaneous crew), Marques Houston (actor),

Plot: BOOGIE TOWN, a modern day West side Story for the hip hop generation, takes place in a New York City of the future. There's no more violence, no more drugs - in their place are illegal dance contests, which occur in the underground world of "Boogie Town." Micha and Jay, leaders of rival dancing crews, acquire superpowers which take the contests to new levels. Despite the animosity between the two gangs, Micha falls in love with Jay's beautiful sister Natalie and the two become a future-day Romeo and Juliet.

Genres: Action, Drama, Music, Sci-Fi,

Holy Man: The USA vs Douglas White (2011)

Actors: Martin Sheen (actor), Russell Means (actor), Floyd 'Red Crow' Westerman (actor), Marcos Akiaten (actor), William Michael Paul (actor), Jennifer Jessum (director), Jennifer Jessum (editor), Jennifer Jessum (producer), Fred Alan Wolf (actor), James Hatzell (actor), Sam Bearpaw (actor), Bret Scott (actor), Paul Spaeth (composer), Simon Joseph (writer), Simon Joseph (producer),

Plot: Holy Man is the story of Douglas White, an 88 year old Lakota Sioux medicine man from Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota, who spent 17 years in federal prison for a crime he did not commit. During the making of this film, filmmakers uncovered new evidence of White's innocence and brought the case back to Federal Court. Holy Man offers a rare glimpse into the mysterious world of Lakota religion, their intimate connection to the land, and a provocative expose of the systemic injustice that Native Americans face in the criminal justice system.

Keywords: american-indian, american-indian-movement, indian-reservation, medicine-man, native-american, politics, social-injustice, spiritual, tribal-law
Genres: Documentary, Drama,
Taglines: Welcome to the reservation.

Crazy Horse (1996)

Actors: Nancy Mouton (miscellaneous crew), Ralph Berge (miscellaneous crew), Wes Studi (actor), Frank von Zerneck (producer), Randy Sutter (producer), Robert M. Sertner (producer), August Schellenberg (actor), Lorne Cardinal (actor), Marshall Bell (actor), Ralph Berge (producer), Ned Beatty (actor), Ted Babcock (producer), Gordon Tootoosis (actor), Burton Sharp (miscellaneous crew), Peter Horton (actor),

Genres: Action, Biography, Drama, War, Western,

Quotes:

Conquering Bear: You looked at me and saw what happens to a man of peace in times of war. Now I see what happens to a man of war in times of peace. Come with me now, Crazy Horse.

Conquering Bear: Anyone can kill a man. Anyone can take a scalp. But only the bravest warrior can count coup and fight with no weapon at all.

[real-life quote]::[Epilogue - Black Elk speaks of the deceased Crazy Horse]::Black Elk: It does not matter where his body lies; there the grass is growing... but where his Spirit lies, that would be a good place to be.

Reporter: What about the Indians, General? And aren't the Black Hills officially Sioux land from the treaty of 1868?::General George Armstrong Custer: Whatever the right or wrong isn't the question. The Indians must be dispossessed. The practical question is how the inevitable can be accomplished with the least inhumanity to the Indians.::Reporter: Didn't General Polk say that?::General George Armstrong Custer: I believe in destiny, you see. For individuals as well as nations. Nothing can stop the movement of history.

[prologue]::Conquering Bear: In 1865, the Civil War ended. As the flow of settlers heading westward increased, so did the disputes between the government, the settlers and the Indians. Conflict was inevitable....

Red Cloud: Our way of life is finished. There is only the white man's way, and we will learn it... or we will all die.::Crazy Horse: I speak only for myself. I'll live the way of my fathers... as a warrior.

General George Armstrong Custer: They are a brave people. Their time has passed. History moves on.

Conquering Bear: To be a leader among men. That's what it was to be made a shirt wearer among the Lakota. Shirt wearers led the people and protected them at all times. Shirt wearing was the honor that usually went to the sons of chiefs and tribal leaders.

Crazy Horse: My first time in battle, I went against my vision. That's why I was wounded.::Worm: There will be plenty more battles, my son. Remember what your vision promised: you'll be a strong shield for the people.

Black Buffalo woman: Don't forget me.::Crazy Horse: I could sooner forget to breathe.

Son of the Morning Star (1991)

Actors: John Achorn (miscellaneous crew), Benjamin A. Weissman (editor), Craig Safan (composer), Benjamin A. Weissman (producer), Carol DePasquale (miscellaneous crew), David Strathairn (actor), Gary Cole (actor), Rosanna Arquette (actress), Terry O'Quinn (actor), Dean Stockwell (actor), Mike Bacarella (actor), Mike Robe (director), Patience Thoreson (miscellaneous crew), Michael Medeiros (actor), Rudy Ugland (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: The life of George Armstrong Custer comes alive in this made for television movie.

Keywords: 1860s, 1870s, american-indian, arrow-in-chest, badlands, baseball, based-on-book, based-on-novel, bird's-eye-shot, black-hills
Genres: History, Western,
Taglines: Two great warriors. One final confrontation. The last great battle for the American Frontier.

Quotes:

George Armstrong Custer: [a doctor tends to the wounded deserters] Stay away from that wagon, doctor. I have no sympathy with those men. They will receive no aid. Is this clear?

Ulysses S. Grant: [Grant shows Red Cloud a map of the Black Hills] This is your land.::Sioux Interpreter: [Red Cloud observes the map, then speaks to the interpreter, who translates to Grant] He says, why these lines?::Ulysses S. Grant: Boundaries, where the land ends.::Sioux Interpreter: [Interpreter translates to Red Cloud, who replies to him] It is lies.::Red Cloud: [Grant, outraged by his response, stands to his feet. Red Cloud also does the same and mutters a word of English] Lies.

Libby Custer: Let me know what the women are wearing.::George Armstrong Custer: I'll study them carefully.::Libby Custer: Don't you dare.

Kate Bighead: They call it the Fetterman massacre, after the officer who swore that with 80 men, he could wipe out the entire Sioux nation. It was no massacre. Them soldiers were stupid, and they rode to their deaths.::[Indian warriors fire barrages of arrows at Fetterman's troops]

George Armstrong Custer: [after pursuing a group of Indians on horseback who started to scatter] They scattered. They scattered! [Fires his rifle in the air] Give me a civilized war! An enemy I can find and beat! An enemy who fights by the rules!

Major Marcus Reno: [Reno and Benteen discover the remains of Custer's annihilated cavalry at the Little Bighorn] Oh, how white they look.::Major Marcus Reno: There he is. Damn him. Ah, he'll never fight anymore.

George Armstrong Custer: [Upon realizing he had ran into Crazy Horse's warriors] Oh God. This is not the end of the village. This is the middle!

Gen. Alfred Terry: What happened here, Captain Benteen?::Capt. William F. Benteen: Mistakes were made.

Kate Bighead: We Cheyenne called him, Hi-Es-Tsie, Long Hair. The Arikara called him, Creeping Panther, who comes in the night. The Crow called him, Son of the Morning Star, who attacks at dawn. I remember him. I saw him die.

Major Marcus Reno: Those of you who wish to make their escape follow me!

Crazy Horse and Custer: The Untold Story (1990)

Actors: Robert F. Simon (actor), Norman Foster (director), Leith Stevens (composer), Slim Pickens (actor), William Mims (actor), Mary Ann Mobley (actress), Michael Dante (actor), George A. Gittens (editor), Alexander Davion (actor), Peter Palmer (actor), Frank Glicksman (producer), Wayne Maunder (actor),

Plot: Custer has been demoted from general and is assigned to shape up a squad of soldiers, but it's not long before he disobeys orders and goes into action; at one point, he joins forces with Crazy Horse where he gets the chance to offer the "white man" 's justifications.

Keywords: independent-film
Genres: Western,

Quotes:

Gen. George Armstrong Custer: As professional soldiers, we best leave the question of morality to those whose job it is. Our job is to fight.

Sgt. James Bustard: All right, let's start from the beginning! This is a horse. It's got four legs; two more than you got. It is something you ride. And in order to ride it, you've got to get on top of it.

Crazy Horse: White man eat raw oysters, cook frogs, but grow pale about eating worms. You have strange ways, Yellow Hair.

Hell Town (1985)

Actors: Robert F. Shugrue (editor), Tony Longo (actor), Robert Blake (writer), Robert Blake (actor), Liz Torres (actress), Robert Blake (writer), Robert Blake (producer), Fran Ryan (actress), James Gammon (actor), Jeff Corey (actor), Eddie Quillan (actor), Timothy Scott (actor), Zitto Kazann (actor), Vonetta McGee (actress), Ray Zimmerman (miscellaneous crew),

Genres: Drama,

The Legend of Custer (1968)

Actors: Rodolfo Acosta (actor), Slim Pickens (actor), Robert F. Simon (actor), David Weisbart (producer), Larry Cohen (writer), David Weisbart (writer), Leith Stevens (composer), Norman Foster (director), Sam Wanamaker (director), Richard Markowitz (composer), Robert L. Jacks (producer), William Mims (actor), Mary Ann Mobley (actress), Michael Dante (actor), Ronald J. Fagan (editor),

Plot: In this expanded theatrical release version of the "Custer" TV series pilot, Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer has been reinstated and assigned to command the 7th Cavalry Regiment at Fort Hays. The regiment has become a ragtag outfit of thieves and ruffians and Custer must whip the soldiers into shape to fight, the Kiowa, Sioux and Blackfoot tribes who confront them. These tribes are being supplied shotguns by a white gunrunner and Custer and his men must rescue General Terry and the Fifth Cavalry Regiment from annihilation when they are ambushed and trapped by a large Kiowa war party.

Keywords: ambush, american-civil-war-veteran, battle, battlefield, bear-hunting, beating, brawl, captive, capture, carbine
Genres: Western,

Quotes:

[first lines]::[Custer rides into stable where a game of craps is under way]::Sergeant James Bustard: Go ahead and shoot. Go on, shoot. Shoot! Shoot!::[Game continues]::Sergeant James Bustard: Hold it! I win!::[when Bustard reaches for his winnings, Custer steps on the cash]::Custer: What is your name, Private?::Sergeant James Bustard: James Bustard.::Custer: Do you count yourself a tough man?::Sergeant James Bustard: None tougher in the Seventh or any other damned Yankee regiment, General, suh. But I'm forgettin', it isn't General anymore is it?

Custer: My name is George Armstrong Custer. Rank: Lieutenant Colonel, United States Cavalry, formerly Brevet Major General. Found guilty of dereliction of duty and suspended from rank for one year. By order of General Phil Sheridan reinstated commander of the Seventh Regiment as of now. The Seventh was my first command after the war. I was proud of it. I intend to be proud of it again.

Custer: Is that Captain Reno bearing down on us?::Captain Myles Keogh: Oh, then you're acquainted?::Custer: Captain Reno never quite got over the fact that I followed him in West Point and now he follows me. The salt that really burns the wound is that I graduated 34th in a class of 34.

Captain Marcus A. Reno: The boy general. You'd think they'd have more sense then to reinstate him.::Captain Myles Keogh: Why not?::Captain Marcus A. Reno: I've served with him before. Look at him: 28 years old, arrogant, conceited... never mind, you'll find out.::Captain Myles Keogh: Aye, I'm lookin' forward to it.

Crazy Horse: Do you have many such guns?::William R. Tymen: As many as you want and all the shells you can shoot.::Santanya: Where can we get them?::William R. Tymen: You buy them from me.::Santanya: Good! We trade for buffalo hides.::William R. Tymen: No, not for hides.::Crazy Horse: What is it you want? Our land? Our women? What do we have left that the white man has not already taken from us?::William R. Tymen: Gold. My price is one hundred dollars in gold or money for each gun and I'll throw in a case of shells for every one you want.::Santanya: But we have no gold or money.::William R. Tymen: You can get it.

General Alfred Terry: For the record, I don't like you. You're too sure of yourself, too much your own man.::Custer: Then why did you bring me back?::General Alfred Terry: Because, by the Almighty, you're a soldier. There's another kind of war brewing out here on the frontier. We're going to need every trained man we can get.

General Alfred Terry: I want you to take a close look at your new command - the scum of the Earth. No enlisted man in uniform can be arrested or tried for any civil offense. That makes the Army a hideout for thieves, renegades, murderers... throw in a few foreign immigrants, professional soldiers and ex-Confederates and that's what's become of your glorious Seventh.

General Alfred Terry: Blast it, the girl's no better at taking orders than you are!

[rather than return to Fort Hays as he was ordered, Custer has just led his troopers to General Terry's rescue]::General Alfred Terry: And more important, I gave you a direct order to return to this post, Mr. Custer!::Custer: I received the General's order, sir, and was carrying it out.::General Alfred Terry: By riding in the opposite direction of the fort?::Custer: The general's order did not specify the route I was to take in getting here, sir.

The Great Sioux Massacre (1965)

Actors: Sidney Salkow (writer), Iron Eyes Cody (actor), Joseph Cotten (actor), Iron Eyes Cody (miscellaneous crew), Frank Ferguson (actor), Don Haggerty (actor), House Peters Jr. (actor), William Tannen (actor), Philip Carey (actor), William Austin (editor), Darren McGavin (actor), Boyd 'Red' Morgan (actor), Sidney Salkow (director), Michael Pate (actor), Leon Fromkess (producer),

Plot: A look at what happened to Custer and his troops at the Battle of Little Big Horn. Custer, an outspoken believer in fair treatment for the Indians, is ousted from his post and forced into retirement. Fueled by ambition when a senator convinces him to run for president, Custer decides to upstage General Terry at Little Big Horn.

Keywords: american-indian, archive-footage, battle, battle-of-little-big-horn, battlefield, bow-and-arrow, carbine, cavalry-charge, cavalry-patrol, colt-45
Genres: Western,
Taglines: Blood-Vengeance Clashed With Custer's Cavalry!

Sitting Bull (1954)

Actors: 'Chema' Hernandez (miscellaneous crew), Bill Coontz (actor), Joel Fluellen (actor), Al Wyatt Sr. (actor), Sidney Salkow (writer), Raoul Kraushaar (composer), Sidney Salkow (director), Iron Eyes Cody (miscellaneous crew), Iron Eyes Cody (actor), John Hamilton (actor), Thomas Browne Henry (actor), William Hopper (actor), Whitey Hughes (actor), Douglas Kennedy (actor), John Litel (actor),

Plot: Chief Sitting Bull of the Sioux tribe is forced by the Indian-hating General Custer to react with violence, resulting in the famous Last Stand at Little Bighorn. Parrish, a friend to the Sioux, tries to prevent the bloodshed, but is court- martialed for "collaborating" with the enemy. Sitting Bull, however, manages to intercede with President Grant on Parrish's behalf.

Keywords: ambush, american-indian, b-western, based-on-true-story, battle, battle-of-little-big-horn, battlefield, bow-and-arrow, carbine, cavalry-charge
Genres: Western,