#Genre: Crime Drama

[gunsatthaphan]

"do you agree? - yes."

[arhygatoo]

American Psycho - Mary Harron, 2000.

[bubblegeon]

🕵️ KAZAMA KIMICHIKA: KYOJO ZERO (2023) teaser

Kimura Takuya stars as Kazama Kimichika, a detective instructor at the police academy, who is also assigned to teach the rookies in various areas of law enforcement. Akaso Eiji joins the cast as Urihara Junji, one of the rookie detectives who is paired with Kazama. The two of them investigate real-life murder cases together, learning from each other as they go. Premieres on April 10, 2023.

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me at my bookstore job to the 27th young adult straight edgy fantasy romance to come in this month

[linusbenjamin]

New look at Elizabeth Olsen as Candy Montgomery in Love And Death ❤️ | April, 2023

[marvelmaniac715]

If I were in a crime drama or some sort of detective piece of media, I don’t want to be the main character, or even a side character… I want to own an Evil Boat. You know the one, the boat where shady men and women in various styles of black suits and dresses get together to discuss their various schemes whilst sipping from comically tiny champagne flutes, I want to own the boat they’re having those discussions on, particularly at dusk where sinister lighting frames their faces. They’ll be discussing their stuff and I’ll be somewhere in the far distance eating from a cheeseboard, and life would be good. I’d like to reiterate that I don’t endorse or support crime, but Evil Boat owner is my dream role.

[bellzsad]

put reasonings in comments/reblogs!!

[aahsoka]

this person just admitting theyve never explored dramas outside of a very specific niche of the romance genre

[dapperdelphina]

Peaky Blinders (2013-2022) | Episode 1

[screamingeyepress]

Ever felt the pull of a shadowy city street? Noir fiction wraps readers in mystery and moral complexity. Check out this piece to learn why these tales still captivate:

Unmasking the Secrets of Noir and Hardboiled Fiction

By Lothar Tuppan

It’s Noirvember! Time to enjoy all things Film Noir, Roman Noir, Chocolat Noir, and Pinot Noir. Silly as that last sentence was, it does make plain that the French word “noir” just translates into English as “black.” So what exactly is “noir” in relation to cinematic (“Film Noir”) and literary (“Roman Noir”) fiction? What is its relationship with the, often associated, term “Hardboiled,” and what is its connections and relationship to Existentialism, Nihilism, and Philosophical Pessimism? This short essay is just a very brief introduction to a, surprisingly, complex topic. Whole books have been written on the subject (see bibliography below for some examples) and I encourage those who find the topic as fascinating as I do to pick them up.

[exasperatedoctopus]

Have a crackpot theory: the people who enjoy most of the new police procedurals that have been coming out recently just secretly wanna watch soap operas but don’t have the Guts

[kyolover-blog-blog]

The Funeral (Abel Ferrara, 1996)

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TAG GAME: FAV SHOWS

"your top 15 favourite tv shows can say a lot about your personality!"

@wangmiao (who is very talented and very kind) tagged me in this lovely thing which gives me an opportunity to list my fav shows and drama of all times! taking inspiration from kun’s system, I’ll put different fonts/colors for different categories:

cdramas, kdramas, jdramas, european dramas, american dramas (with the added bonus of a bold font for queer under/overtones but more often only from yours truly’s pov, so don’t come at me: cut is for mlm & smol is for wlw)

let’s go!

winter begonia (2020)

word of honor (2021)

poirot (1989-2013)

hannibal (2013-2015)

evilive (2023)

couple of mirrors (2021)

killing eve (2018-2022)

beyond evil (2021)

the devil judge (2021)

meet yourself (2023)

little women (2022)

h/ouse of the dragon (2022-?)

good omens (2019-?)

cherry magic (2020)

she loves to cook and she loves to eat (2022-?)

honorable mentions (either because I just started watching them and I really enjoy them so far OR bc I re-watched them frequently as a comfort show to rely on):

three body problem (2023) (just started, but it’s very thrilling so far *-*)

tomorrow (2002) (includes one of the few hetships I will be ride or die for)

my b/rilliant friend (2018-?) (it’s an italian series, very touching. could be gayer)

crash course in romance (ok maybe hets can have 2 spots in my heart alright)

business proposal (2022) (look. it’s not that great. couldn’t finish it. but Kim Se-jeong is amazing here)

fleabag (2016-2019) (it’s fleabag. what else there is to know)

castle (2009-2016) (around season 7 is not great but season 4 smashed)

coffee prince (2007) (can’t rewatch without crying but a classic: it is gay and it isn’t at the same time tho)

under the skin (2021) (Tan Jianci is great in this. some art history is *vague* but the series bangs)

b/erlin station (2016-2019) (i re-watch season 1 from time to time, but it do be triggering sometimes)

gentleman jack (2019-2022) (I just ogle at the pretty dresses most of the time but. neat)

begin again (2020) (in my heart this is about a lesbian woman and a gay man getting fake married for mutual benefits. it is not. it was too long for me to watch. I want Zhou Yutong to kabedon me on the daily. and she’s younger than me. I am fine)

tagging: @goaheadandflysomeplane and @fismoll7secinv and @amethystina (if they want to do it or if they just want smth to read, no pressure whatsoever!)

[cinephilesadeqi]

Movie Analysis and Review: "Dog Day Afternoon" (1975)

Introduction:“Dog Day Afternoon” presents a gripping narrative of a botched bank robbery that escalates into a day-long hostage situation, unveiling the complexities of its characters amidst a media frenzy and FBI intervention. Synopsis:In the sweltering summer of 1972, inexperienced criminal Sonny Wortzik (Al Pacino) orchestrates a bank heist in Brooklyn with his accomplice Sal Naturile (John…

[foxingpeculiar]

I feel that acknowledging a piece of media as problematic and finding it worth engaging with are not mutually exclusive. And from that perspective, you know what’s a real fuckin’ interesting movie? Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (1997).

Like, okay. It was directed by notorious-right-winger Clint Eastwood. But it also features one of the most respectful (for the mainstream) depictions of a trans woman (and like, the actual person—it’s based on a true crime book and they got her to play herself) of its era.

And if that wasn’t enough, the villain is Kevin Spacey, playing a man who’s trying to use the closet as a defense for murder. Which is like… kinda on the nose?

Plus, it stars John Cusack, who gets to say the line “everyone down here is heavily armed and drunk; New York is boring.” And Jude Law is there. It’s a weird ride, but it’s a helluva movie. (It is 2 hours and 35 minutes long, though, so know that going in.)

[triptychofvoids]

mr benoit blanc i love your outfits