Ridley Scott has chosen his cut of Blade Runner starring Harrison Ford as one of his four favorite films ever, and honestly, ...

Mike Hammer, first introduced in Mickey Spillane's 1947 novel “I, the Jury,” is known for his take-no-prisoners approach to justice, often bending the law to suit his needs.

Mike Hammer, first introduced in Mickey Spillane's 1947 novel “I, the Jury,” is known for his take-no-prisoners approach to justice, often bending the law to suit his needs.

Mike Hammer, first introduced in Mickey Spillane's 1947 novel “I, the Jury,” is known for his take-no-prisoners approach to justice, often bending the law to suit his needs.

That being said, the fabled noir genre continues to hold its fair share of unforgettably roguish characters, including Mickey Spillane's dark and brooding private detective, Mike Hammer.

Matthew McConaughey is in discussions to team up once again with True Detective creator Nic Pizzolatto for an entirely new venture, following Skydance’s acquisition of the rights to the iconic ...

In Mickey Spillane's and later Max Allan Collins' hard-boiled crime novels, Mike Hammer was a brutal private detective who was the archetypal hardman. He has been portrayed in multiple projects ...

Created by Spillane in the 1947 crime novel “I, the Jury,” Mike Hammer helped define the stereotype of the dogged, often violent private detective. In a long series of noir novels, the no ...

If you aren't familiar with Mike Hammer, he's one of those classic hardboiled detective characters popular in the 1930s and 1940s. Hammer debuted in Mickey Spillane's 1947 novel "I, the Jury." ...