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Sketch Noir #2: Blood on the Moon (1948)

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Author Tony D'AmbraPosted on September 1, 2009Format ImageCategories Articles, Films, Lobby, Sketch Noir

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Allotment Wives (1945): The main squeeze is a dame!
T-Men (1947): Electric Noir
Born to Kill (1947): "a violent, ironic and macabre paroxysm"
The Big Bluff (1955): The bitter flavour of festering reality
The First Rule of Film Noir: "A Dame With a Past and a Hero With No Future"
Film Noir Motifs: The Automobile
Sexual Imagery in Film Noir: Tread Softly Stranger (1958)
The Pawnbroker (1964)
More than the Director: The Noir Writer

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