Kiss me deadly

"Putting My Useless Knowledge To Work"

“Since Double Indemnity, the two most important words in motion pictures are ‘Billy’ and ‘Wilder.’” – Alfred Hitchcock Double,

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I first came across Cindy Sherman’s photographic series, Untitled Film Stills (1977), when looking for photos of film noir titles. The series is designed around fakery, seeking to recreate the feel…

Gaby Rodgers

Director Tay Garnett, John Garfield and Lana Turner on the set of "The Postman Always Rings Twice" (1946) Noir's Displaced Persons: Despite Cain's efforts to ground national culture in the "authentically" American vernacular of tough-guy prose, the social world of "The Postman Always Rings Twice" is dedicedly uncertain and unstable. Frank, a vagabond and petty hustler, and Cora, the proprietress of a roadside tavern in California, fall hard for each other. Having pulled off their risky plan…

Turner Classic Movies' noir expert shares the eight classic noir movies that every cinephile should watch.

Ralph Meeker, Cloris Leachman... Kiss me Deadly (1955)

Kiss Me Deadly From Left: Ralph Meeker Cloris Leachman 1955 Photo Print (8 x 10)