Film Noir on DVD & Blu-ray
Film noir on disc: shadowed crime classics and the forgotten B-pictures beneath them, gathered in double features and multi-film archive sets, restored from the best surviving prints still available.
The Noir Archive Sets
Noir Archive Volume 1: 1944-1954 and Volume 2: 1954-1956, each a nine-movie collection, gather deep-catalogue noir in a single set and form the backbone of the collection.
Double Features and Forgotten Noir
The Film Noir Classics Double Feature pairing Borderline (1950) and D.O.A. (1949), the Edmond O'Brien Film Noir Double Feature, the Hammer Film Noir Double Features and the Forgotten Noir series revive the B-picture end of the genre.
Noir Icons and Rarities
Impact, Bad Blonde, Eyes in the Night and Eliot Ness: An Untouchable Life round out the collection with harder-to-find titles.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is in the Noir Archive sets?
- Each Noir Archive volume collects nine films from a set period, 1944 to 1954 in Volume 1 and 1954 to 1956 in Volume 2. The full title list is on each product page.
- Are these restored?
- Where a title has been restored, the scan resolution and source element are listed on its product page. Restoration is carried out from the best surviving film element, not from an existing video master.
- What does DVD-R mean on some titles?
- DVD-R indicates a manufactured-on-demand disc. It is how smaller-audience titles from the catalogue stay permanently available rather than going out of print.