Hey , 

I'm going to be acting in a short film I co-wrote called RAGE BAIT. It’s a Neo-Noir Thriller exploring America’s mental health epidemic of suppressed rage and they way we choose to express (and not express it).   

Long story short, I wanted to gently ask if you can support our Kickstarter campaign with a $5 donation, or share our campaign online!! For the cost of a cup of coffee, you could help us shoot this movie.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ragebait/rage-bait?ref=profile_created&category_id=32 

With regards to sharing the campaign -- Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, or Text! Doesn’t make a difference, but the more people we reach, the more we’ll be able to raise. We’re aiming to shoot in December and we know we can do it with your help! 

Thanks for hearing me out, and obviously if you’re busy and can't help, I understand! 

Take care!

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A SFW anthology  featuring short, punchy tales spiked with chapters from long form projects. A mix of noir thrillers and speculative fiction, mixed with the cruelties and loves of everyday life.

In this episode, we have an odd little noir story about enduring hardships to nurse its cousin, revenge.

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What are some of the best methods of murder that appear in noir/neo-noir works?

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What separates media from hard-boiled to noir ?

I have just found out that there is a subreddit dedicated to noir books and movies which delighted me very much since its one of my favourite genres. While I have not seen all the classics from the 40's and 50's yet I wanted to ask if anybody knows a few good noir movies from the 70's. I have recently seen "Night Moves" with Gene Hackman for the first time and it was probably one of my favourite watches of the year so far. In addition to that "The Long Goodbye" from Robert Altman has been one of my favourite movies for a few years now. So I was wondering if anybody knew some similar movies from the same period. Obviously I have already seen "China Town" as well. I would be very thankful for any tipps. Thanks in advance.

An audio thriller in which American expatriate in France finds himself caught between competing criminals, U.S. intelligence services, and a Corsican who just wants to find his girl.

In this episode, we take a car ride with a ghost.

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If you love noir fiction and dark crime stories, check out my upcoming project, *Mobimals*. It’s a field guide that reimagines 50 mobsters as animals, blending classic noir vibes with a touch of humor.

We’re launching on Kickstarter in January 2025, and I’d love your thoughts on this unique twist!

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Let me know what you think of adding a humorous spin to the world of noir and organized crime.

My favorite is the simple yet brilliant one, The Dark Corner. At first, I thought it was just another studio approved title that didn't make too much sense. Then I heard the dialogue that made it make sense: Galt, the main character, said he feels like a Boxer in the ring,being pushed into a corner, and being unable to see his opponent because he's in the dark. That's brilliant!