#Noirvember 7

Smooth as Silk (1946)

The best and most noir of the recent Film Noir Kino Lorber Box Set (V. 26). It's got a proper femme fatale and everything.

#Noirvember 6

Dr. Broadway (1942)

Fun enough movie but a real stretch putting this in a Noir Box Set, Kino.

#Noirvember 5

Backfire (1950)

Despite the poster, Virginia Mayo is not a temptress or femme fatale in any way here.

#Noirvember 4

Nora Prentiss (1947)

Ahh, Nora could've made some better decisions, but I don't think she's a femme fatale here. Watch it for yourself and decide. I'd give it 4/5. Streaming on HBO Max.

Nice blu release from Warner Archive. Includes a Behind the Eight Ball short and a Bugs Bunny.

#Noirvember 3

The Second Woman (1950)

#Noirvember 2

The Great Gatsby (1949)

My first #Noirvember watch was

Th Unfaithful (1947)

You can probably fit a Poverty Row #noir into those extra 60 minutes.

I'll never forget it. Dallas Green fleeced the Phillies more than once!

Thanks. I was waiting on that news. Don't know how I missed it. It was so good.

My uncle took me to Cubs/Mets in 83. Cubs down 1-0 in 9th. Sandberg comes up. Uncle: He's nothing. Me: He's pretty good. Sandberg knocks it out to tie it up. Cubs get more on base and win in a walkoff. Next season, Sandberg breaks out with a MVP year and the rest is history.

When did they announce that? I loved it.

Ooh, there is either a big upset tomorrow or you picked my favorite.

Very nice. I'm glad other people have great memories of this and still listen to it.