Give ’em Hell, Malone [2009]
Stylish, violent and fun, Give ’em Hell, Malone is an answer to the question of what happens when mix over-the-top action and noir setting.
Noir Movies
Deep Cover [1992]
Raw and gritty, In Too Deep is an undercover cop movie set in the hood with an authentic script, juicy atmosphere, and top performances.
Dark Country [2009]
Featuring stylish visuals, a nightmarish atmosphere, and a lot of potential, Dark Country is a flawed but very immersive noir experience
The Gray Man [2007]
Featuring an unsettling atmosphere and phenomenal performances, The Gray Man is a movie about one of the most disturbing serial killers that ever lived.
Red Rock West [1993]
Twisting and turning into a nihilistic neo-noir orgy of bizarre situations, schemes, and dark humor, Red Rock West is a fucking masterpiece.
8MM [1999]
Visceral, dark, and brooding, 8MM is a captivating and subversive neo-noir masterpiece exploring themes the general public usually avoids.
Bringing Out the Dead [1999]
Following a burned-out paramedic working night shifts, Bringing Out the Dead is an immersive, atmospheric, and fascinating character study.
No Country for Old Men [2007]
An incredibly immersive, realistic and captivating neo-noir masterpiece No Country For Old Men is one of my favorite movies.
Oldboy [2003]
Bleak, intense, and full of surprises, Oldboy is an exceedingly well-made and visually gripping neo-noir thriller.
Bad Lieutenant [1992]
Drenched in alcohol and leveled with cocaine, Bad Lieutenant is an uncompromising masterpiece about power, corruption, and redemption.
A History of Violence [2005]
Deceptively simple and thoroughly engaging, A History of Violence is a subversive thriller about an American family living with a secret.
Max Payne [2008]
Miscast, Max Payne is a visually appealing neo-noir movie based on a popular video game that failed to produce an engaging plot.