Double Indemnity, Sunset Boulevard, and The Third Man are all among the absolute greatest and most timeless classic film noir ...

Few film noir movies are as good as Sunset Boulevard, but a few come close, including Double Indemnity, The Maltese Falcon, and Touch of Evil.

This Orson Welles noir thriller isn't quite as famous as some of his other work, which is all the more reason to check it out ...

In 1972, filmmaker Paul Schrader famously declared Orson Welles’ Touch of Evil to be film noir’s “epitaph.” The 1958 film is now generally considered the last true noir and a way to mark the period ...

Marked by stark visual contrasts, chiaroscuro lighting, and sharp angles pioneered in German expressionism, noir plunges the viewer into morally gray situations in which good may triumph, but at a ...

Jeremy has more than 2000 published articles on Collider to his name, and has been writing for the site since February 2022. He's an omnivore when it comes to his movie-watching diet, so will gladly ...

Perhaps the best Alfred Hitchcock thriller Hitch never made is Louis Malle's 1958 gem, "Elevator to the Gallows." With so many twists and turns, watching it is like a theme park ride gone awry. Like ...

Known for writing and directing some superb action buddy movies over the years including The Nice Guys and Lethal Weapon, Shane Black also enjoys classic horror ...

Even if Montgomery’s performance as Marlowe was halfway decent, it would still end up at the bottom of this list—because we barely see the actor throughout the film. Montgomery, who also directed Lady ...