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Directed by Arthur Ripley. Based on Cornell Woolrich 's 1944 novel The Black Path of Fear.It stars Robert Cummings as Chuck Scott,a veteran who suffers from hallucinations.

Colion Noir makes it plain, that gun-control legislation would not have stopped the murder of children and staff at Nashville Christian School.

Two fishermen pick up a psychopathic escaped convict who tells them that he intends to murder them when the ride is over.

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Surprisingly, there's only one film that both qualifies as a film noir and deals with the trauma of 9/11 -- The Dark Knight. Watch our video and find out how the Christopher Nolan superhero film manages to capture its times.

A trio of professional gamblers, led by Danny Haley (Charlton Heston), ruin a trusting out-of-town salesman (Don Defore) in a crooked card game. They soon discover, however, that fleecing the wrong mark can carry serious consequences... Co-Starring Lizabeth Scott, Ed Begley, Dean Jagger, and Jack Webb.

Coleen Gray, the dark-haired beauty who stood out in such film noir thrillers as Kiss of Death, Nightmare Alley and Kansas City Confidential, has died. She was 92...

One of the definitive (some would say THE definitive) films noir tonight.

The federal bureaucracy, in the form of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, recently announced a ban on ammunition used in AR-15 rifles, which are among the most common firearms in America, but then suddenly backed off. So breathe a sigh of relief and move on? Not if you like the Second Amendment, according to a National Rifle Association commentator. Colion Noir, a practicing attorney who graduated from the University of Houston, has been described by the Los Angeles Times as someone who doesn’t fit the stereotype of NRA members: “Old, fat, white guys.” “At 29, he’s not...

Oh boy, we've got a good one this week! Glenn Ford brings new meaning to the term "hard-boiled" in this tough, gritty noir about murder, corruption, and one man's descent into an obsession for justice at any price. Co-starring Lee Marvin, Jocelyn Brando, and Gloria Grahame in a scene-stealing performance. Directed by Fritz Lang.

Video discussing the attitudes of many .45acp enthusiasts. By a .45acp enthusiast.

Colion Noir gives his take on the statement made by Rep. Diana DeGette (D-CO) on April 2, 2013 at the Denver Post forum: "I will tell you these are ammunition, they’re bullets, so the people who have those now they’re going to shoot them, so if you ban them in the future, the number of these high capacity magazines is going to decrease dramatically over time because the bullets will have been shot and there won’t be any more available."

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“Fear is … the best ammunition that the National Rifle Association can muster,” hip hop impresario Russell Simmons accused in response to the announced affiliation between the gun rights group and emerging YouTube force Colion Noir, who, as a person of color, has evidently committed heresy by speaking out for the right to keep and bear arms. “Our community is not interested in a corporate sponsored gun group telling us what to do,” corporate mogul Simmons asserted, presuming to be the one authorized to speak on behalf of the collective. “Until they show a real interest in solving the violence...

NRA News Commentator video - "Dishonest Solutions" by Colion Noir.

Wine producers must "let greatness happen."It's time to stop relying on science if you want to make great pinot noir. That's the message that Wine Spectator columnist Matt Kramer gave to delegates at the Pinot Noir 2013 wine conference in Wellington, New Zealand, on Monday. Kramer controversially declared that truly great pinot noir is currently produced only in Burgundy. “Burgundy has something that no other pinot region has achieved," he said. "In Burgundy, two plus two equals five. How did they get that other one? How did they find it? “The challenge is not to get two and two equals...

The thought hit as soon as the bus pulled up: "I needed a drink, I needed a lot of life insurance, I needed a vacation, I needed a home in the country. What I had was a coat, a hat and a gun." Actually, what I really had was a notebook, a pen, and a digital recorder. Oh yeah, and a seat on Esotouric's Raymond Chandler Bus Tour, having decided to learn whether L.A. really is, as Chandler's hard-bitten detective Philip Marlowe once said, "just a big dry sunny place with ugly homes and no style." To find out, I...

The other night Jimmy Carter popped up on the Larry King show, live via satellite, standing in a ski lodge and wearing a fur-lined outdoorsman jacket as though he'd just come in from felling a spruce. He was publicizing an upcoming auction in which he would sell the furniture he'd been making. Also his wine. This may have come to many viewers as a surprise: There is Jimmy Carter Wine. The former president didn't say how he made it, but you know what it's probably called: peanut noir. Also he plans to sell his paintings. "My paintings," he told King,...

The Gooseberry LayFrom "Getting Away with Murder," by Erle Stanley Gardner, in The Atlantic, Vol. 215 No. 1 (1965). Dashiell Hammet, on the other hand, was one of the few writers I have known who had all the earmarks of genius and the temperament which goes with it. For a brief period he was a Pinkerton detective, and because of this experience, he dazzled credulous editors with a presumably encyclopedic knowledge of the underworld. Dashiell was also a fast hand with a dictionary of criminalese and had a vast knowledge of the editorial psychology. Heaven knows how these dictionaries of...

The most storied bird in cinema history, Dashiell Hammett's ``The Maltese Falcon,'' is winging its way back home to San Francisco to star in the 75th anniversary celebration of a book that helped create the ``hard-boiled'' American mystery genre. Getting the black bird -- or rather, the 50-pound lead prop used in the 1941 screen version -- from Southern California to San Francisco, where Hammett lived and wrote from 1921 to 1929, could very well make a Hammett-style pot boiler all its own. Now valued at $2 million, the statue Sam Spade so doggedly pursued will arrive with armed security....