Any good westerns set in winter?

Any good westerns set in winter?

I think The Outlaw Josie Wales went through winter but that might have been moreso Autumn. Maybe someone else can chime in.

The Hateful 8 you silly nigger

the assassination of jesse james by the coward robert ford has a lot of winter scenes

That Jude Law one had a cool winter scene.

The Hateful Eight

The Timber was pretty good.

H8

The one with Tommy Lee Jones and some blonde, Aarone

cunt nazi

McCabe and Mrs Miller. One of the best westerns out there.

>good

this this this

and how has no one mentioned The Great Silence?

>getting triggered by the word nigger

Get a load of this stupid niggerfaggot

Wind River is set in a snow setting, but I think it may actually take place in the spring

noone mentioned it because that's where the op image is from

lol nigger

I can't remmeber the name of it, I remember Bad Movie Beatdown (a Z-list movie review site covered it).

Had Liam Nesson hunting down Pierce Brosson and his posse, because Brosnon as a Union Soldier had burned down his plantation during the civil war and accidently killed his children in the fires. Nesson has a scene where he quaterizes a wound with a red hot knife and later on drops the knife onto a guys head from a tree to kill someone.

Something Falls... Ah ha! Seraphim Falls

you just posted the best one op

Great Silence, Hateful 8, and Django Unchained are the only westerns I now.

The original Django from 1966 was originaly suppose to take place in a snowy winter setting, but was changed to mud due to the lower budget.

jeramiah johnson has some winter sequences

But can you prove it, cabron?

No one wants to know, you stupid monkey.

Great Silence

Seraphim Falls

War for the Planet of the Apes

The White Buffalo

Ravenous

Death Hunt and Challenge To Be Free if you take those to be westerns.

Parts of Pale Rider

The Washita massacre from Little Big Man

unforgiven can't believe you fags didn't post this

came here to say this. its pretty good
it was pierce who dropped the knife tho

The Hateful Eight and Django Unchained, but if you want a really good western you want Pale Rider.

Also the ending of Tombstone I suppose, but that hardly counts.

This hard. My favorite western period.

>cunt nazi

The revenant

The Searchers

Day of Anger

100% snow setting iirc

The Hateful Eight

I remember in elementary school I watched a movie about the donner party. I can't remember what the movie was called, but watch something about it.

Day of the outlaw, one of the main influence on hateful eight alongside the thing

A Pistol for Ringo. It's a Christmas Western even.

Both versions of True Grit.
Wasn't Unforgiven set during winter?