Born on this day in 1901, cinematographer John Alton. What is your favorite film of his, noir or not? Drop an image in the comments along with your pick. #filmnoirbirthday @eddiemuller.bsky.social @tcmfans.bsky.social @tcmparty.bsky.social
NOIR CITY D.C. returns Oct 8-22 to the AFI Silver Theatre and Cultural Center in Silver Spring, MD. @eddiemuller.bsky.social will introduce screenings Oct 8–10. Film historian and FNF board member Foster Hirsch will introduce screenings Oct 16–18. Schedule, passes, tix silver.afi.com/noir-city-dc/
The Red House (1947) #noirror #filmnoir directed by Delmer Daves and starring Edward G. Robinson, Lon McCallister, Judith Anderson, Rory Calhoun, Allene Roberts, and Julie London. Based on the '45 novel of the same name, popularly serialized in The Saturday Evening Post.📽️🎃 #FrightClub
Happy October, Noiristas! It's time to celebrate a month of #noirror with The Seventh Victim (1943). Directed by Mark Robson and starring Tom Conway, Jean Brooks, Isabel Jewell, Kim Hunter, and Hugh Beaumont. Produced by Val Lewton for RKO Pictures.📽️🕸️#filmnoir #horror #frightclub
Check out our TV listings page to see all the noirs playing this October on @tcmtv.bsky.social including all the NOIR ALLEY screenings introduced by FNF prez @eddiemuller.bsky.social : www.filmnoirfoundation.org/news-tv.html @tcmparty.bsky.social @tcmfans.bsky.social #noiralley
The fine folks across the pond are gearing up for their #FilmNoir Festival including Boxing Noir curated by @mrstevehunt.bsky.social 🥊📽️! Check it out Noiristas, and show some support!
Steve Hunt@mrstevehunt.bsky.social · 2w agoIt's here! The schedule for this year's Film Noir Fest from @filmnoiruk.bsky.social has been announced. There's a fabulous selection of #filmnoir movies to choose from including some classic #boxing noir! Get your tickets now! southwestsilents.com/copy-of-festiv…
Painting by Frank Taylor Lockwood ‘The Scullery, 15 Dalston Road, Green, Birmingham’ Watercolour, 1944. Size 30 x 40cm.
The penultimate day of #NoirCityChicago closes out with The Crimson Canary, introduced by Alan K. Rode of the @noirfoundation.bsky.social at Chicago's @musicboxtheatre.bsky.social
The Wrong Man closes out Noir City Chicago 2026 day five, introduced by Alan K. Rode. @noirfoundation.bsky.social @musicboxtheatre.bsky.social #noir #filmnoir #chicago #NoirCityChicago
Fish Filet Colored@thelowedown.bsky.social · last mo.At Noir City Chicago, the right songs that lead into Alfred Hitchcock's The Wrong Man are brought by Dennis Scott. @musicboxtheatre.bsky.social @noirfoundation.bsky.social
Gilda was totally electric!
Chuck Pickerill@chuckpickerill.bsky.social · last mo.It’s a Labor Day triple header for day 4 of #NoirCity Chicago! First, Ida Lupino searches for THE MAN I LOVE. Then, Rita Hayworth burns up the screen as GILDA. Finally we close out the night and FACE THE MUSIC. Join us at the @musicboxtheatre.bsky.social!
Heart-throb-turned-noir-legend Dick Powell! Television pioneer Steve Allen! Pre-Dragnet Jack Webb! Broadway legends! Drive-in theaters! Read all about them and much more in the new Autumn Nostalgia Digest—available now at www.nostalgiadigest.com/nostalgiadig...
Sultry singers in shady situations star in Day 4 of #NoirCityChicago with THE MAN I LOVE, FACE THE MUSIC, and 1946’s GILDA. Rita Hayworth is a chanteuse caught between low rent gambler Glenn Ford and George Macready, a mysterious casino owner. @musicboxtheatre.bsky.social @noirfoundation.bsky.social
Eddie Muller introduces Blues in the Night (1941) to close out day two of Noir City Chicago 2026 at The Music Box Theatre. @noirfoundation.bsky.social @musicboxtheatre.bsky.social
Born on this day in 1908, Fred MacMurray. What is your favorite film of his, noir or not? #filmnoirbirthday @noirbeachshack.bsky.social @eddiemuller.bsky.social
Today’s #SUTS on @tcmtv.bsky.social features Glenn Ford bringing “The Big Heat” from 1953. He’s a cop whose wife is killed in a car bombing intended for him. Gloria Grahame is the moll for a guy he wants. Horrifically hurt, she works with Ford to get the gangsters. Columbia. #FilmNoir #TCMParty #TCM
"There are worse things than murder. You can kill someone an inch at a time." Screenplay by Robert Smith, but John Payne and director Karlson both reworked the script uncredited, sharpening it into the lean, mean 83 minutes we're watching. #TheNoirCollective #99RiverStreet
Kirk Douglas stars in ACE IN THE HOLE, Billy Wilder's cynical clarion call against sensational journalism. Join us for a 75th anniversary screening on Sun, July 19, as part of NOIR CITY: NEW YORK, co-presented with @noirfoundation.bsky.social. www.paristheaternyc.com/film/ace-in-...
The #SummerOfDarkness on @tcmtv.bsky.social features cornered men In a Lonely Place and The Breaking Point. Starting with The Asphalt Jungle (1950.) Dir. by John Huston, Sterling Hayden and Sam Jaffe lead a jewelry heist. Things get messy when guys in the group get greedy. MGM. #FilmNoir #TCMParty
We're still swooning over Friday's unforgettable opening night for the first-ever NOIR CITY: NEW YORK! Featuring the "Czar of Noir," Eddie Muller, and Elizabeth Bougerol & Her Band! Join us through July 19 for over 30 classics and more special guest appearances: paristheaternyc.com
The long-awaited debut of NOIR CITY: NEW YORK is finally here and the Paris is ready. What are you seeing? Browse the lineup & get tickets now: www.paristheaternyc.com/series/noir-... Co-presented by @noirfoundation.bsky.social & hosted by its president, the legendary “Czar of Noir” Eddie Muller.
If you wish to understand others you must intensify your own individualism. Oscar Wilde, The Critic as an Artist. #Advice #OscarWilde #WritingCommunity #ThePrisoner
Never ceases to amaze me how our earliest memories and in particular the music we heard back then shapes us and our perceptions of our past like ghosts reminding us of everything, absolutely everything that then followed.
The Twilight Zone was "filmed in black-and-white, and much of the lighting was a noir type of lighting. There were so many dark fantasy ideas, and so many dark science fiction ideas, [that] the series had the feeling of being composed of mini film noirs." — Richard Matheson
Ann Blyth looks here like the rest of us felt when we heard the sad news that she had passed away on June 24 at age 98. Of course, Pamela Morris, her character in Twilight Zone's "Queen of the Nile," lives on ... and on ... 😬🫢
