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Что, если бы сканируемый код не был обязан выглядеть как набор квадратов и полосок? Что, если он выглядел бы как залитый дождём ночной город — и при этом всё равно безошибочно счит...
James Ellroy, the boss of concisely-written fast-on-the-draw prose, returns with another slice of relentlessly gripping Los Angeles-based noir. The post Nixon, Hugh Hefner and Bobb...
A deadly showdown at an Asian market ends with veteran Anchorage, Alaska homicide detective DeHavilland Beans’ first fatal shooting—of a police informant, no less. Luckily, an unex...
Age-of-Streaming-and-Smartphone foibles aside, there's a lot of what's good about noir in the Spider show. The post Where <i>Spider-Noir</i> Fails To Live Up To Its Gen...
Director Alex Proyas' love letter to film noir and sci fi is one of the weirdest, most brilliant films of the '90s. The post <i>Dark City</i>: Studying the Human Soul W...
Crime fiction is a genre built on familiar tropes: the suspicious death, the damaged investigator, the institution that prefers easy answers over difficult truths. What makes a mys...
As a Neo-noir Neo-pulp (to coin a term), The Longest Death impressed and entertained me.
This winning first mystery from novelist and memoirist Bloom features an English professor turned private eye with the perfectly hard-boiled name of Dell Chandler and a charming, i...
When I first heard Sting’s lyrics to “Every Breath You Take,” the song’s chilling, threatening tone made me genuinely uneasy. Was someone watching me? Should I be looking over my s...
Rural noir – crime stories set in small American towns, nestled among cornfields and along winding riverbanks – has long been a hugely popular and influential subset of crime movie...
If you’re a devotee of noir fiction, you’ll definitely find it in Gregory W Beaubien’s new crime thriller, The Devil is Waiting. Set in Chicago mainly in the 1970s and 1990s, his s...
Zaza’s intriguing noir procedural moves kaleidoscopically, with themes far more provocative than a traditional whodunit. At the center are three police detectives, all in different...
Winston “Wince” Fisher Jr. is in a rut. After his daughter was born, Wince tried to leave his high-octane life of crime behind for a safe career in wealth management, but then his...
The Finnish-Japanese coproduction evolves from a classic detective drama into a fun, pulpy thriller, blending Japan's folklore with sharp plotting.
For a show about a guy whose radioactive blood allows him to shoot webs and crawl walls, Spider-Noir has surprisingly little to do with the superhero that inspired it. Not only doe...
Murder I always knew where to find her. Lisa tended bar at a tiny tasting room called TASTING ROOM (for real) near my roach-riddled apartment in the East Village. It was 2004. Eve...
Claude Murphy works for a Boston-based magazine that features “an eclectic mix of artistic oddments.” His morally ambiguous boss, Ambrose Bunt, wants Murph to write an article cent...
Toussaint Batiste doesn’t care much for being addressed by his nickname, “Troubleman,” or “Trouble” for short. But having just finished a stretch in prison for involuntary manslaug...
Her legs went all the way up to the fringe of her babydoll dress. Presumably further than that, but that’s where the bright polka dots distracted me from theorizing. They clashed w...
There is a vaping crisis taking over a small college campus in Bradley Rabinowitz’s short film RA Noir. Adrian Chromstone (Bradley Rabinowitz)... The post RA Noir first appeared on...
The following is an excerpt from the novel "There's Only One Sin in Hollywood" by Rasheed Newson, out today.
There is an annoying tendency of mainstream publishing to examine underground subcultures through a highly distorted, sanitized, and
If I remember correctly, I first read a review of Norman Mailer’s Tough Guys Don’t Dance in the New York Times Sunday Book Review section when the novel was published in 1984. Inte...
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