region free film-noir releases

[deckard82]

Hi there, folks..

I'm a huge fan of the film-noir genre and am always looking for new film-noir flicks on Blu-ray to add to my collection. Of course the problem is that some of them are locked and others are region free. For now I'm interested in region free titles (yeah, yeah I already hear people say "go get a region free player" and at some point I might but not right now). So maybe you lovely folks can help me compile a list of region-free North American film-noir Blu-ray releases. From the 30's, 40's and 50's in particular. Thanks in advance!

P.S.: Of course all the Warner/Warner Archive titles are region free.

[The Mediocre Owl]

Scarlet Street is region-free.

[Thomas Irwin]

Although the first is OOP, these are three I can think of offhand.

[deckard82]

would have loved to have Leave Her To Heaven but yeah, not for the prices you can get it for these days, heh

[erlinmeyer]

Originally Posted by deckard82

Hi there, folks..

I'm a huge fan of the film-noir genre and am always looking for new film-noir flicks on Blu-ray to add to my collection. Of course the problem is that some of them are locked and others are region free. For now I'm interested in region free titles (yeah, yeah I already hear people say "go get a region free player" and at some point I might but not right now). So maybe you lovely folks can help me compile a list of region-free North American film-noir Blu-ray releases. From the 30's, 40's and 50's in particular. Thanks in advance!

P.S.: Of course all the Warner/Warner Archive titles are region free.

You can search the database using region free for region and film noir for genre and you will see ==> https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/searc...&action=search
This was for US releases, but you get the idea.

[deckard82]

Originally Posted by erlinmeyer

You can search the database using region free for region and film noir for genre and you will see ==> https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/searc...&action=search
This was for US releases, but you get the idea.

oh I know that but lots of US releases weren't tested in that regard and I wonder if more Kino Lorber releases could be region free for example, just like Scarlet Street is.