Day Of The Outlaw (Blu-ray)

Jack Bruhn, a former Union Guard captain, and his cronies are in possession of stolen regimental money and on the run from the Army. But then they are stopped by Wyoming's impassable, snow-covered mountains. So the pack settles in a small town on the edge of the mountains and terrorizes the population. Only with great difficulty can Bruhn keep his ravenous men from getting drunk and attacking the women of the town. Cattleman Starrett is determined to protect his land and the town from the invaders. He suggests the gang take them to safety through a secret mountain pass. Bruhn agrees, but Starrett wants to lead them so far into the snowy wilderness that they can't find their way back to town. A grandiose showdown ensues! (1 Blu-ra)

Uncompromising black-and-white Western whose gloomy atmosphere is enhanced by snow and fog. In this story, expertly directed by André De Toth ("The Farm of the Hounded"), a small town must contend with a gang of hard-to-contain outlaws, who are in turn held at bay by the snow. Much like Clint Eastwood's "Merciless" decades later, the film is marked by the fact that any character can erupt into violence at any time.