Movie Review | 'The Black Dahlia': In a Noir Los Angeles, Murder Most Lurid
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Brian De Palma drains the life out of James Ellroy's take on the spectacularly cruel 1947 murder of a young Los Angeles woman known as the Black Dahlia.
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Death, beauty and the persistence of art are the vast topics addressed in Heddy Honigmannâs frustrating documentary âForever.â
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David Fincher???s latest film gives human weight to a tale of a real serial killer.
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Luridly earnest and laughably immoral, âIllegal Tenderâ is an old genre movie with a new look. Call it Hispanixploitation.
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Religion isnât easy, but itâs rarely looked tougher than it does in this intimate and disturbing film.
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Natalie Portman and the Inquisition-- they don't always mesh, but Milos Forman's film has its rewards
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Understanding director David Lynch's  films is never easy.
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A gruesome murder and an influential defendant make for a riveting courtroom drama
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Digging into the murky depths of the United Artists film library, MGM Home Entertainment has come up with four significant films noirs.
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The real-life of a murdered aspiring actress has fascinated the public for decades. Sadly, the new movie version is not nearly as compelling
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Scandal is sometimes the best catharsis, says Scarlett Johansson, one of the stars of Brian De Palma's film noir "The Black Dahlia," which made its world premiere Wednesday at the 63rd Venice film festival.
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By Copyright  2007 Albuquerque Journal BY JAKE RIGDON Journal Staff Writer  Up a dirt road, just west of the Northern Meadows subdivision on the outskirts of Rio Rancho, is a grisly scene straight out of a horror flick.
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LOS ANGELES  - If the upcoming movies   "Hollywoodland" and "The Black Dahlia" prove anything, it's   that making a movie set in old Los Angeles ain't what it used   to be.
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This stripped-down noir, about a pair of detectives leading undercover lives, signals a new era for Hong Kong filmmaking.
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'There Will Be Blood,' a story about the rise and fall of a robber baron, isn't the year's best film. But it's certainly the strangest â and compelling, at that.
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Football drama "Gridiron Gang"  scored a touchdown at the North American box office, while the  thriller "The Black Dahlia" withered, according to studio  estimates released on Sunday.
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It&#39;s violent. It&#39;s profane and politically incorrect. It&#39;s packed wall to wall with tough thugs doing terrible things.