TV & Film

The Evolution of Criminal Profiling in Fiction

When serial killers worked their way into novels, we needed a new kind of detective to explore their twisted minds.

August 20, 2019  By CrimeReads 
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Why Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood is a Child's-Eye View of the 1960s

The film reads 60s counterculture as attacking the entertainment beloved by the era's children—and thus attacking childhood itself.

August 16, 2019  By Olivia Rutigliano
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Counting Down the Greatest Crime Films of All-Time: #40

L.A. Confidential (1997)

August 16, 2019  By Otto Penzler
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1970s Noir: The Cult Classics

Time to revisit some of the most criminally underappreciated neo-noir of the 70s.

August 14, 2019  By Howard Michael Gould
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The Unsung Godfather of
Film Noir

Noir fans revere Out of the Past. But almost nobody talks about the man behind the classic story.

August 13, 2019  By David Handler
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Steve Cavanagh on Writing Legal Thrillers for the Little Guy—and Serial Con Artists

A world of lawyers, mobsters, and con men who always punch up.

August 12, 2019  By Daneet Steffens
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Is the Whodunit Mystery Poised for a Big Screen Renaissance?

With big stars and directors on board, Hollywood is rediscovering the appeal of the murder mystery.

August 9, 2019  By Zach Vasquez
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is Essentially the Same Film as Bad Times at the El Royale

But Bad Times at the El Royale is better, and here's why.

August 9, 2019  By Molly Odintz
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How North by Northwest Changed Cinema Forever

A much-abused gray suit + Cold War shenanigans = a template for decades of midcentury action fare.

August 6, 2019  By Derek Milman
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Parenthood Noir and The Rise of the Psychological Thriller

How crime novels have turned away from private eyes and focused on the bonds of parent and child.

August 6, 2019  By Haylen Beck
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