What is another word for low budget western?
Pronunciation: [lˈə͡ʊ bˈʌd͡ʒɪt wˈɛstən] (IPA) 
A low budget western film is typically characterized by limited resources and minimal production values. For those looking to explore similar genres with slightly different tones or themes, there are several synonyms to consider. These include "spaghetti western," a sub-genre that emerged during the 1960s in Italy and emphasizes violence and stylistic flourishes. "Revisionist westerns" offer a more critical take on the traditional western narrative, often exploring themes of masculinity, race, and power. "Modern westerns" update the genre with contemporary settings and themes. Finally, "neo-westerns" are films that take elements of the traditional western but place them in non-western settings or time periods.
