
Noir You Should See Onscreen:
Sin City (2005) Frank Miller's comic books make for great noir homage onscreen. It's over the top, but worth every penny. I had to go see it again because the cinematography is so gorgeous.
Upcoming Film Noir on TV:
Beware, My Lovely (1952) A woman discovers that her handyman is an escaped mental patient. I haven't see this one so I can comment, but Ida Lupino is usually pretty great. You'll have to TiVO this one or wake up really early: Turner Classic Movies, Tuesday, May 24, 6AM EDT.
The Big Sleep (1946) Still one of my favorite noirs, and definitely one of the coolest films ever made. Pictured is Martha Vickers, who, claimed author Raymond Chandler, so outshone her on-screen big sister Lauren Bacall in her performance that much of it ended on the cutting room floor. The good people of Turner Classic Movies are showing it twice in June, on Saturday the 11th at 8PM, and again on Sunday the 12th at 10PM. If you miss it, buy it! This film is so hot, it's smoking!
The sounds of despair.
Let Richard Widmark explain...(396k .wav file -- yes, that is V ictor Mature in the background.) Right click to save, then open with your favorite app.
Check out Mike Keaney's Film Noir Home Page Here
A great site with tons of links, info, stuff to buy, etc. It's classicnoir.com!
Explore the German influence on American film noir at Hyde
Flippo's German-Hollywood
Noir Site.
Could there really be a connection
between tenpin and the tawdry? A link from lanes to lust? Pins to pulp? Pay
a visit to William Preston Robertson's Incredible
World of Bowling Noir and see what's lurking down a different sort of
alley.
You've been patiently waiting for this and it's still not finished, but check out the big news at the end of the strip! Is it a cheapo black'n'white B movie or is it a...FILM NOIR?
(Pat Moriarty totally blew me off, incidentally.)
Austrian multimedia artist mokka
presents: 
Look for Sam Soape. There are 4 episodes.

The
Film Noir Bookstore in Association with Amazon.com 
For some reason, this has become one of the most popular
features at this site. A comprehensive film noir bibliography -- many available
for sale.
Web Articles on Film Noir
Great Film Noir Actors
Link to the full Film Noir list on
the
Internet Movie Database!
It's amazing. It's Michael Mills' award-winning
web site for classic movies, The Palace Theater
Who the heck is this "Martin" guy, anyway?