In the Heat of the Noir
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The Good German is long on style, short on thought
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From celebratory gunshots to drunken driving, behavior is getting closer scrutiny than ever.
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There's a popular saying in the town that 'It drizzles when Malaika sizzles'.
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NEW YORK  - Tuesday night's the night   several towering talents launch new cabaret acts in town and   make us all aware that a) the summer's really kaput, b) the   2006-07 season is really under way and c) Manhattan has a   really lively nightclub scene.
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The surreal and the subtle intrigue South African writer Mary Watson. In exploring those qualities in her fiction, she gives a fresh perspective on the brutality of apartheid.
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What goes around, comes around with a vengeance.
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At an elegant faux French villa that is the latest hot spot for this city&#39;s young and beautiful, the bewitching hour has passed but the night rages on.
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Martin Scorsese's latest gangster flick brings florid dialogue and moral ambiguity to the mean streets of Boston.
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Summertime in Hollywood is not as hot as it looked at the beginning.
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Chelsea Cainâs protagonist is a foxy killer who Hannibal Lecterizes her way through a derivative, sadistic book that somehow aspires to the debonair.
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Fighting fires and facing incoming spittle, stabbings and Molotov cocktails: Is it all part of the job?.
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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 new film by the great Spanish director Pedro AlmodÃ³var is a delirious, headlong immersion and reinvention of film noir.
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A gruesome murder and an influential defendant make for a riveting courtroom drama
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It is a beautiful Labor Day weekend in New England and the games are going on all around us and the prospects for autumn (and beyond) seem infinite . . . and then we find out that one of the local favorites is a cheater.
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No writer has provided as many scenarios for suspense films than the great master of unease, Georges Simenon. The latest adaptation is "Red Lights."
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It should have been more decadent, this L.A. story of love, fame and jealousy. It should have been more lurid, with its competing conspiracy theories about murder vs. suicide and the high-powered players under suspicion.