Dragged Across Concrete [2018]
Visceral and engaging, this slow-burner will leave you wanting more which is a great opportunity to check out the rest of Craig Zahler’s work.
Noir Movies
Detour [2016]
Very engaging and intelligent road-trip movie about life and how choices we make take us onto unexpected paths. Or expected…
El Aura [2005]
If you’re looking for a different kind of a neo-noir thriller, 2005’s El Aura is a perfect choice. Atmospheric and refreshing, it’s a must-see.
The Place Beyond the Pines [2012]
The Place Beyond the Pines is not just a neo-noir crime epic but also a thought-provoking drama exploring what it means to be a man.
Bullet to the Head [2012]
Oozing testosterone, Bullet to the Head is an old-school action revenge movie with a great cast, a lot of style, and superb action scenes.
No Rest for the Wicked AKA No Habra Paz Para Los Malvados [2011]
Suspenseful, engaging, and above all, unforgettable, No Rest For The Wicked is one of the best neo-noir movies following a corrupt detective in trouble.
Catch .44 [2011]
Trying so hard to imitate Tarantino/Ritchie’s stylish crime masterpieces, Catch .44 ultimately turned out to be a barely watchable thriller.
The Big Bang [2010]
The Big Bang is one of those stylish and casual neo-noir movies featuring an entertaining story, lively atmosphere, and a familiar cast.
Novocaine [2001]
Featuring a familiar story of a man stuck in a rut revived by a pretty girl, Novocaine is a mildly amusing crime comedy with edgier Martin.
Blood Simple. [1984]
Blood Simple is an effective noir thriller doubling as a small-town crime movie and featuring all of the trademark Coen Brothers goodies.
The Man Who Wasn’t There [2001]
Visually striking, The Man Who Wasn’t There is a slow-burning thriller about a chain-smoking, depressed man in a bad marriage trying to get out.
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Gabriel [2007]
Gabriel is a gritty and atmospheric neo-noir indie fantasy movie with great visuals and acting. Think Sin City meets The Crow on a budget.