Film noir has faded away in recent years, but nothing is forever in Hollywood. Director Rachel Samuels brings a very original take on the genre to her new movie "Dark Streets," writes MARTIN A. GROVE.

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Rachel Samuels’ third feature, “Dark Streets,” is a film noir set against a 1930s story of booze, blues and jazz. Based on the play by Glenn Stewart, “Streets” follows nightclub owner Chaz Davenport ...

What do noir, Busby Berkeley, the blues, and funhouse fantasy have in common? As “Dark Streets” ultimately proves, not much. Aiming for the inspired style warp of Terry Gilliam’s “Brazil” but landing ...

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“Dark Streets” may have been a low-budget enterprise, but it boasts a high-profile lineup in its soundtrack, thanks to the persuasive powers of composer and music supervisor George Acogny, who ...

Gabriel Mann and Bijou Phillips star in the musical noir 'Dark Streets.' Director Rachel Samuels learned her craft at the knee of B-movie icon Roger Corman, but it's her visual-arts background -- ...

Set in a visually dazzling fantasy of the 1930s, Dark Streets tells the story of Chaz Davenport (Gabriel Mann), a dashing bachelor who owns what promises to become the hottest new nightclub in town -- ...