Sentence examples for most noir from inspiring English sources

The Communist threat, subtextual in most noir, is made too blatant here.

Fincher's fascination with urban paranoia and dangerous games make him the perfect man for the job; he is the director of one of the most noir of all serial-killer films, Se7en.

A 1993 Film Forum series, "Val Lewton: Horror Most Noir", screened The Ghost Ship 42 times, while I Walked With A Zombie screened only 10 times and Cat People a mere eight.

Detective series, prevalent on American television during the period, updated the hardboiled tradition in different ways, but the show conjuring the most noir tone was a horror crossover touched with shaggy, Long Goodbye style humor: Kolchak: The Night Stalker (1974 75), featuring a Chicago newspaper reporter investigating strange, usually supernatural occurrences.

The exhibition's most fervently noir image is Roger Parry's "Meurtre Dans une Baignoire" ("Murder in the Bathtub").

But Brodie's fall guy is insufficiently introspective (the most memorable noir heroes, as in Edgar G. Ulmer's definitive "Detour," like to stew in their own bitter juices), and his wife (Audrey Long, one of the most beautiful actresses in B pictures) is the existential opposite of a femme fatale: she radiates sunshine and flowers.

As hypothesised, the populations located in the historical regions of slavery are the most probable Noir Marron ancestors.

While an occasional title -- "Fargo" or "Pulp Fiction" -- qualifies as a mass-market hit, most neo-noir films attract a smaller audience.