76 Years Later, The Greatest Film Noir Ever Made Is Getting A Huge UpgradeThe Third Man is a standout film noir that reveals dark truths amid postwar Vienna's shadowy landscape.
Dames Run the Show at This Year's 'Noir City' in OaklandFilm noir's ambiance makes it an ideal genre for winter viewing, especially during the Noir City Film Festival celebrating female stars.
76 Years Later, The Greatest Film Noir Ever Made Is Getting A Huge UpgradeThe Third Man is a standout film noir that reveals dark truths amid postwar Vienna's shadowy landscape.
Dames Run the Show at This Year's 'Noir City' in OaklandFilm noir's ambiance makes it an ideal genre for winter viewing, especially during the Noir City Film Festival celebrating female stars.
Scarlet Winter review chopped-up narrative method decorates corpse-disposal thrillerThe film illustrates a fragmented narrative but lacks emotional depth and compelling character exploration.
Lauren Bacall at 100: A Hollywood Casualty Who Fought BackLauren Bacall's Hollywood debut was a remarkable success, overshadowing seasoned actors and cementing her as an iconic star.
Screen Grabs: Femmes fatales grab the spotlight in Noir City 2025 - 48 hillsDavid Lynch was referred to as the screen's "first populist surrealist," bridging experimental art and mainstream cinema.
Lauren Bacall at 100: A Hollywood Casualty Who Fought BackLauren Bacall's Hollywood debut was a remarkable success, overshadowing seasoned actors and cementing her as an iconic star.
Screen Grabs: Femmes fatales grab the spotlight in Noir City 2025 - 48 hillsDavid Lynch was referred to as the screen's "first populist surrealist," bridging experimental art and mainstream cinema.
Film Noir Festival celebrates femme fatales with classic filmsThe Noir City Film Festival showcases femme fatales in film noir, emphasizing their significance and relevance to both older and younger generations.
Kate Beaton's "A Murder Mystery"Kate Beaton's cover combines film noir aesthetics with interactive gameplay, offering a creative twist for readers.
Don Malcolm's 'The French Had a Name for It' festivals have transformed how we think about film noirFilm history often contains inaccuracies propagated by memoirs and academic writings without firsthand experience of the films.The rise of home video impacted the publication of film literature, mistakenly cementing false beliefs about cinema history.
Ida Lupino: the fearless Hollywood star who overcame typecastingIda Lupino's performance in High Sierra was groundbreaking, showcasing her desperation and ability to break free from typecasting.
Brooklyn Museum Spotlights Liza Lou's 'Trailer'Liza Lou's Trailer explores themes of masculinity and despair through an immersive, beaded artwork inside a vintage mobile trailer.
What we do in the shadows: why film noir will never dieFilm noir began as a distinct genre marked by violence and cynicism, maintaining its relevance globally through diverse adaptations.
A Sinister Figure Glances at a Clock. It's Got to Be Film Noir.Film noir intricately weaves time into its narratives, reflecting life's fleeting moments and the consequences of actions.The genre of film noir, characterized by suspense and moral ambiguity, flourished in a postwar context shaped by time and loss.
What we do in the shadows: why film noir will never dieFilm noir began as a distinct genre marked by violence and cynicism, maintaining its relevance globally through diverse adaptations.
A Sinister Figure Glances at a Clock. It's Got to Be Film Noir.Film noir intricately weaves time into its narratives, reflecting life's fleeting moments and the consequences of actions.The genre of film noir, characterized by suspense and moral ambiguity, flourished in a postwar context shaped by time and loss.
Where to Stream the Films of Alain DelonAlain Delon was a unique talent, evoking both beauty and moral complexity in a career focused on thrillers rather than romance.
Dark summer: why film noirs often work better in the sunshineVacationing in hotter climates may become counterintuitive due to extreme heat waves.
Vincent Price and a Plan to Steal a Guy's Face Make 'His Kind of Woman' a Midnight to RememberFilm noir 'His Kind of Woman' is a turbulent production with a wild turn, recommended for late-night viewing with friends.
Q&A with Eddie Muller, Host of 'Noir City: Portland': 'Noir' You Ready for This?Eddie Muller, a prominent figure in the film noir community, has earned titles like 'czar of noir' and 'noirchaeologist' through his extensive contributions to the genre.