Movies like Zachariah

Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained might be a more mainstream offering, but it presents a revisionist take on the Western genre much like Zachariah, blending sharp dialogue, graphic violence, and anachronistic music to create a film that challenges conventional Western tropes.

Jim Jarmusch's Dead Man is a postmodern Western featuring a similarly dreamlike journey as Zachariah, complete with its own unconventional narrative and stark black-and-white cinematography. Fans of atypical Westerns will appreciate its artistic direction and contemplative pace.

As an important milestone in the blaxploitation genre, Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song shares Zachariah's vibe of the '70s counterculture and radical storytelling. It takes the audience through a revolutionary flight from oppression, appealing to those who favor non-traditional film experiences.

Walker is a highly stylized biographical film that presents an unconventional narrative about an American soldier of fortune. Like Zachariah, it combines aspects of satire, history, and the Western genre into a unique blend that fans of genre-bending films will likely enjoy.

The Ballad of Cable Hogue incorporates humor and a unique perspective into the Western landscape, much like Zachariah. Directed by Sam Peckinpah, it's a more traditional but still offbeat Western that should resonate with those who appreciate the genre's subversion.