3. The Killer 

May 26th 1956, Written by John Dunkel, Story by John Meston, Directed by Robert Stevenson Guest Cast: Charles Bronson

The final scene>

Charles Bronson's character, Crego, is the definitive characterization of a cold blooded vagrant serial killer. Crego shoots a drifter because he talks to much. Crego likes to pick fights with those he knows he can outdraw in a gun fight. He enjoys killing.

Dillon knows this poisonous parasite must be exterminated. He sees, though, no legal remedy. All of the gun fights are "fair". A moral compromise is made by Dillon. He justifies a little wrong is an appropriate ingredient to destroy an immense evil - but risks his life so that the wrong he does is legally justified. Unknowingly, Chester and his loyalty to the Marshal are crucial ingredients in Dillon's plan. The intensity of Dillon's final confrontation with Crego dries the eyes. You're afraid to blink.

Another genius story by John Meston.