With Criterion Collection having recently released the massive Stanley Kubrick collection, I thought some would be interested in this essay on the director working with pulp writer Jim Thompson. The two collaborated on The Killing and Paths of Glory. crimereads.com/kubrick-jim-t…
My friend Sheena Lester told me that this essay read to her like a film. Indeed, that made me happy as I imagine most of my writings, essays or fiction, as movies in my mind. crimereads.com/clubs-new-yor… via @cr
For #Noirvember, I wrote for The Brooklyn Rail about the intercoursing of noir with erotica in 1981, and the creation of my favorite film genre: the fuck noir.
Read it: brooklynrail.org/2026/11/fil…
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Sixty-five crime dramas, ranked: the Netflix binge list for anyone who likes their nights long and their detectives haunted. #CrimeTVmysterytribune.com/65-best-c…
As we approach Thanksgiving and Christmas, I look back at my grandma's love for NYC/NJ supermarkets. Shopping for the holidays with her was always a delight. crimereads.com/supermarket-p…
An imaginative producer who fashioned a lasting body of beautiful and unsettling films on meager budgets, Val Lewton revolutionized the horror genre with his work at RKO Studios.
#NoirAlley presents a triple feature of his work tonight at midnight and Sunday beginning at 10am ET
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