Aces and Eights is a western film from 1936, directed and produced by Sam Newfield, written by George Arthur Durlam and screenplayed by Joseph O’Donnell.

With the support of their production company, Puritan Pictures, Aces and Eights was released in America, on June 6, 1936, with a total run time of 62 minutes.

Meanwhile, saloon owner Amos Harden and gambler Ace Morgan, who were present during the fatal card game, conspire to seize the Hernandez ranch by fraudulent means.

When casting for a gambling-themed Western movie, McCoy was chosen for the lead role due to his established presence in the genre and ability to attract audiences.

The gradual unfolding of events also sets the stage for the central conflict: Tim Madigan's wrongful accusation of Jose Hernandez's murder.