Tough Guys & Hard Dames: The Best of Film-Noir

By: jsaez

01

Double Indemnity

Billy Wilder
02

The Maltese Falcon

John Huston
03

Touch of Evil

Orson Welles
04

The Night of the Hunter

Charles Laughton
05

Sunset Blvd.

Billy Wilder
06

The Big Sleep

Howard Hawks
07

Out of the Past

Jacques Tourneur
08

Scarlet Street

Fritz Lang
09

Laura

Otto Preminger
10

Detour

Edgar G. Ulmer
11

Gun Crazy

Joseph H. Lewis
12

Murder, My Sweet

Edward Dmytryk
13

Bob le flambeur

Jean-Pierre Melville
14

Nightmare Alley

Edmund Goulding
15

The Big Heat

Fritz Lang
16

The Asphalt Jungle

John Huston
17

The Killing

Stanley Kubrick
18

Pickup on South Street

Samuel Fuller
19

The Big Combo

Joseph H. Lewis
20

Rififi

Jules Dassin
21

Kiss Me Deadly

Robert Aldrich
22

Mildred Pierce

Michael Curtiz
23

In a Lonely Place

Nicholas Ray
24

Thieves' Highway

Jules Dassin
25

The Woman in the Window

Fritz Lang
26

Night and the City

Jules Dassin
27

Phantom Lady

Robert Siodmak
28

They Live by Night

Nicholas Ray
29

The Killers

Robert Siodmak
30

Brute Force

Jules Dassin
31

Raw Deal

Anthony Mann
32

Force of Evil

Abraham Polonsky
33

T-Men

Anthony Mann
34

The Narrow Margin

Richard Fleischer

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The Macho King The Illmatic One

There's the connection of german expression in The Night of Then Hunter but I don't think of it as a "film noir" film,especially if u title ur list"Tough Guys & Hard Dames" otherwise I like ur list yo ;)

jsaez

11Jul11

Robert Mitchum is still pretty tough, and there is still a strong edge to the film, though I agree that it is one of the more far out additions and that the film almost defies genre. thanks for liking the list!