Double Indemnity, Sunset Boulevard, and Touch of Evil are all among the absolute greatest film noir movies that are pretty ...

CAVANAUGH: Femme fatales, dark streets, and darker motives make up the seductive world of film noir. How do you transfer this quintessential movie style to the stage? Beth Accomando went behind the ...

On April 24, 1944, Billy Wilder's thriller, eventually nominated for seven Oscars at the 17th Academy Awards ceremony, was reviewed in THR. By THR Staff On April 24, 1944, Billy Wilder’s thriller ...

Critics debate whether "Double Indemnity" was the first true film noir, but the real question may be what took so long for Billy Wilder's 1944 pic to finally get the deluxe DVD treatment. Wilder’s ...

Film noirs don’t come any better–or tougher and more seductive–than Billy Wilder’s 1944 movie of James M. Cain’s blistering crime novel “Double Indemnity,” available now in a two-disc special edition.

“IF I HAD one movie to show people to explain what noir is, it’s “Double Indemnity,” says Eddie Muller, author of “Dark City: The Lost World of Film Noir.“ Originally released in 1944, “Double ...

Double Indemnity is a classic piece of filmmaking that perhaps embodies the term film noir. It's got the smart guy whose wits fail him around a lovely lady, the dangerous beauty who is best looked ...

Ushering in an uneasy world of femmes fatales and shady sleuths, The Maltese Falcon marked the beginnings of film noir. Seventy-five years on, how can this genre speak to our times? Billy Wilder's ...

James M. Cain's Liberty story, "Double Indemnity," apparently based on a sensational murder of the 1920s, has become an absorbing melodrama in its Paramount adaptation. It is certain boxoffice ...