The Great Scout & Cathouse Thursday

The Great Scout & Cathouse Thursday follows Sam Longwood, a down-and-out frontiersman, who spots his old gold-mine partner, Jack Colby. After Colby absconded with their gold fifteen years ago, Sam and his partners confront him for the money they believe is rightly theirs. Their confrontation leads to a scheme to kidnap Colby's wife, Nancy Sue, who turns out to be far from the innocent figure Sam remembers.

This film features a notable cast including Lee Marvin, Oliver Reed, Robert Culp, and Elizabeth Ashley. The blend of comedy and western elements, combined with a storyline involving snake-filled plots and train escapades, makes it a distinctive entry in the genre. The film's tagline, "They Weren't Forgotten By History... They Were Left Out On Purpose!" hints at the satirical nature of the story, which critiques historical narratives.

As a part of the comedy-western genre, The Great Scout & Cathouse Thursday appeals to those interested in films from the mid-1970s that explore the frontier life with humor. Its unique premise and characters provide an intriguing addition to any collection focused on this era and genre.