The 20 Most Visually Stunning American Noir Films Ever

Touch of Evil (1958)

Film Noir as appointed by many sources is a film sub-genre that first developed in the United States as a fruit of many influences, first and foremost, German Expressionism and its filmmakers that fled Germany (amidst the rise of Nazism) to come to America, filmmakers such as Fritz Lang. However, French poetic realism was also […]

The 23 Best French Noir Films of All Time

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During the period of German occupation that went from 1940 to 1944, French cinema took various shapes and paths – from the sophisticated historical films of Claude Autant-Lara (for instance, 1943’s production of “Douce”), to anti-war drama films (which has its best examples in later works from the 1950s such as 1952’s “Jeux Interdits” or […]

4 Reasons Why “Double Indemnity” Is The Best Film Noir Ever

“Office memorandum, Walter Neff to Barton Keyes, Claims Manager. Los Angeles, July 16th, 1938. Dear Keyes: I suppose you’ll call this a confession when you hear it. I don’t like the word confession. I just want to set you right about one thing you couldn’t see, because it was smack up against your nose.” “You […]

8 Reasons Why Alfred Hitchcock Is The Definition of a Film Director

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So, Alfred Hitchcock. When it comes to this subject, much is there to be said and written about the director’s many great and influential works, however, the most important element to answer in this article is: Alfred Hitchcock still remains today a top influential film director and the most popular of golden era filmmakers among […]