House of Bamboo is the rare film noir movie that was shot in color and in wide-screen, and it really makes the most of both.

Born from post-war paranoia and hardboiled crime stories, directors like John Huston, Sam Fuller, Billy Wilder, and Orson Welles shaped the genre, using shadows, smoke, and sharp dialogue to show us ...

Fans of the film noir genre know that there’s nothing like discovering a new classic, because there are only so many ...