For fans of Humphrey Bogart's To Have and Have Not, there's a lesser-known adaptation from six years later that stars a ...

Along with the film and beverage lore, author and Turner Classic Movies host Eddie Muller explains how to stock a home bar and the basics of mixing cocktails.

The term “film noir” was coined by French critic Nino Frank. He used it to refer to movies characterized by cynical attitudes and stark lighting. The general pessimism in the films stemmed from the ...

Summer 2012 Film Noir: The Directors (Limelight, 400 pages, $24.99 ) Edited by Alain Silver and James Ursini With a number of respected books on the subject, film historians Alain Silver and James ...

The 100 Greatest Film Books of All Time THR’s list of must-read tomes — determined by a jury of more than 300 Hollywood heavyweights including Steven Spielberg, David Zaslav, Liza Minnelli and ...

Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray in film noir classic 'Double Indemnity.' Eddie Muller likes his coffee the same way he likes his movies: unsweetened and dark. Muller, 64, the host of Noir ...

A Sinister Figure Glances at a Clock. It’s Got to Be Film Noir. Experts say the genre was all about suspense, and what better way to convey that to audiences than an obsession with time?

Articles 20 Best Film Noir Movies to Watch Before You Die (or Get Framed for Murder) Ready to dive into the dark, twisted world of film noir? Check out the 20 best films, plus where to grab the ...

Film noir chronicles the stunted lives of losers and grifters; it is populated with disillusioned detectives and bitter, damaged loners.

In his first published children’s book, “ Kitty Feral and the Case of the Marshmallow Monkey,” the Turner Classic Movies host has channeled his film noir expertise onto the pages of a new ...

Not every book can help you fill your Nick and Nora coupes and your evening’s film-watching playlist, but Noir Bar does both with elan. That’s not too surprising given the author is Eddie Muller, host ...

This book continues the authors’ fascination with film noir. The book, especially in the early chapters dealing with the real-life crime that inspired Double Indemnity, is written with a sly ...