The 1942 classic noir, The Glass Key, is a remake of the 1935 film by the same name starring George Raft, which are both ...

Film Noir Production: An Easy E Films presentation, in association with RTS, Ministry of Culture Serbia, City of Belgrade, BS Group. (International sales: Wild Bunch, Paris.) ...

Film noir, Nancy Drew and the ... All these images conjure an air of mystery, which is probably why the covers of paperback novels and DVD covers have donned such stylistic choices for years.

Karen Read’s murder trial makes me think of 1949’s ‘Cover Up. ... When you watch as much film noir as I do—i.e., too much—you make connections between fictional stories and real life.

DVD Review: An actor’s second take on film noir. By Andy Klein . March 7, 2015 12:19 AM PT ...

Fox Film Noir. Fox, $15. Fox Home Entertainment’s second installment in its new Film Noir DVD series features three vintage titles, including the 1947 cult classic “Nightmare Alley.” ...

The doomed, dame-loving, fast-talking gumshoe has never seen such sunny days. In a seemingly never-ending parade of DVD releases, film noir classics (along with the not-so-classic) are flowing ...

George Raft is still suave in "Johnny Allegro." "Film Noir Collection Volume 1" isn't the first DVD set to stretch the definition, but there is much underworld drama to savor.

"Cornered," "Desperate" and "Deadline at Dawn." are some of the movie titles released this month by Warner Home Video in its Film Noir Classic Collection Vol. 5.

The initial Fox Film Noir DVD titles also seem to fit the genre mold well, given that they're shot in inky black and white and are all about murderers.

Columbia Pictures Film Noir Classics I. Morality is more cut-and-dried in Fritz Lang’s 1953 classic The Big Heat (adapted by screenwriter Sydney Boehm from a William P. McGivern story), yet Lang ...

As great as the film noir genre once was, it’s now practically extinct, so some filmmakers have taken the liberty to remake ...