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90Seduction! Naughtiness, Sexual Enticement, Temptation and Nigella
A Saint Valentine's feast of naughtiness, Seduction! contains everything you need to know about sexual temptation and enticement. From Eve and the Apple, Sirens, Casanova to James Bond. Plus Nigella's seductive cuisine and tips for an evening you won't forget!
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68Chinatown - A Film Noir Analysis
Film noir is generally associated with a ‘dark’ type of film in the era following WWII. Film’s that are categorized in this genre are marked by a style that generally contains certain distinguishing...
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74Pulp Fiction vs. Forrest Gump
Q: So the Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences dropped the ball on this, the one picture with the MOST motion, the MOST artistic? A: Correctamundo!
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71Best Classic Film Noir Pics
These are just my current personal top ten of all possible best classic film noir choices to help you decide what to watch out for on Turner Classic Movies or rent online or at the videostore, or even buy for...
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82Classic Hollywood Movies Film Noir 1940's to 1950's
The most prolific period of time in which film noir was produced starts with The Maltese Falcon in 1941 and ends with Touch of Evil in 1958. During this period and for quite a while afterward, the films were...
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75Sex Gone Wrong: When Love goes Lethal
Attraction, passion, marriage...murder? Tragic in real life but great for the movies! Here, a look at the Little Woman as Sexy Schemer. Jack Nicholson, William Hurt, Tommy Lee Jones, Fred MacMurray around to give the girls a hand.
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63Akira Kurasawa uses film noir to perfection
While others merely use film noir in movies, Kurasawa uses it to perfection. Set in post WWII Japan, the film is about a young Japanese detective, Murakami (Toshiro Mifune) whom on one hot summer day gets...
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80Double Indemnity: Mischief, Murder, and Mise en Scène
My Associates Store - DVDS The genre known as film noir, or black cinema, was a popular style of filmmaking in the 1940s and early 1950s. Most scenes in these films usually took place at night, with...
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60Must-See Movies: Bunco Squad
BUNCO SQUAD (1951). This peppy little programmer is one of those gems that makes you nostalgic for the era of the studio system. A 65-minute “B” picture from RKO, it’s a concise and entertaining romp...
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67Black and White Photo Noirs
"It was a dark night in the city..." City streets were perhaps where the idea of 'noir' originated. 'Noir,' means 'black' in French of course, and the term originated with 'film noir' cinenamatography...
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