Dave Zeltserman wrote:
Mike, your inclusion of Double Indemnity is an interesting
one. Walter Huff's motivation for the murder and his
subsequent downfall is more out of traditional noir--there's
nothing really psychotic about his outlook or
rationalizations, but more that crossed that moral line and
is doomed.
************** You're right. I was off on Double Indemnity. I
guess the strength of Phyllis's craziness sorta dragged me
the wrong way. The main protagonist probably needs to be
crazy to stamp it psycho noir.
miker
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