To be a classic/quintessential film noir movie, though, a movie needs to have been released in the ‘40s or ‘50s. ...

“Knock on Any Door” (1949), film noir starring Humphrey Bogart and John Derek, directed by Nicholas Ray “Sunset Blvd.” (1950), film noir starring Gloria Swanson and William Holden ...

The 30 best film noir movies of all time, from Double Indemnity to Sunset Blvd, center on an idea: It can be really hard to live in America.

According to this theory, noir-like work made later than the 1950s requires a separate category, the neo-noir. And if that’s the case, the neo period has gone on longer than the original.

The one and only print of the film was thought lost to a fire in 2008, but a fully restored version screens Friday as part the annual Noir City film festival, now in its seventh year at the Music Box.

Film noir is a type of highly stylized Hollywood crime drama that was extremely popular in the 1940s and 1950s. Film noir, or “black film,” has roots in German Expressionism and American crime ...

As much as anyone else in 1940s Hollywood, director Jules Dassin helped define the expressionistic style that film buffs and scholars revere as film noir. From taking cameras into the streets for ...

Now released on streaming platforms, D.O.A. is remake of a 1950s classic movie, featuring the iconic landmarks of the nation’s oldest city, St. Augustine.

D.O.A., a new and independent spin on the 1950 film-noir classic, will be officially released on November 10th via top streaming services including Apple TV, Amazon and Google Plus. Prior to the ...