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Noir Nook: In Living Color Noirs

Posted on November 10, 2022 by Karen Burroughs Hannsberry

Noir Nook: In Living Color Noirs If there’s one thing that’s certain about film noir, it’s that it encompasses a lot of uncertainty. All noirs don’t have femmes fatales. They’re not all set in urban areas. They don’t all have … Continue reading →

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Western RoundUp: Frontier Gambler (1956)

Posted on August 27, 2020 by Laura Grieve

Western RoundUp: Frontier Gambler (1956) Last December I wrote about Noir-Tinged Westerns, frontier films such as Blood on the Moon (1948) and Pursued (1948) which have a distinctly dark film noir vibe. This month I’m taking a look at Frontier Gambler (1956), a film that actually … Continue reading →