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And what you and Harlan did that fateful night seems at first glance to fill that hole perfectly.

today we're counting down our picks for the most captivating and can't miss examples of a whodunnit.

Number 30 Hot Fuzz at least consider interviewing the widow.

Martin Blauer was clearly having an affair with Eve Draper.

Because we sat through three hours of so called acting last night and the kiss was the only convincing moment in it.

There can occasionally be a fine line between satire and insults, but

there's thankfully no denying the labor of love Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg brought to the table with Hot Fuzz.

This send up of mysteries, police procedurals and action movies works because it plays within two spaces.

The jokes are sure to land with anybody well versed in their action movie bible, while the latter half of Hot Fuzz basically leans heavily into those same tropes during its climax.

This, combined with a legitimately compelling whodunit story, makes the 2007 film feel both meta and timeless with regard to its execution.

29 the last of Sheila if there's any film on this list that remains criminally unseen, it might just be the Last of Sheila from 1973.

The momentum has admittedly slid thankfully in the direction of re investigation when it comes to this whodunit, as more and more people get on board for a murderous pleasure cruise.

You'll be out of the picture, and I don't mean this one.

The Last of Sheila focuses its narrative upon a Clue esque parlor game that winds up having deadly consequences.

The setup is unique and clever, while the ensemble cast brings glamour and talent to a script that brings out the best from Diane Cannon, James Coburn and Ian McShane.

Don't just take it from us, however, since both Edgar Wright and Rian Johnson have singled out the Last of Sheila as influential to their work.

I'm here because I've got a client to keep and one to get.

I'm trying to hold on to a husband who's trying to hold on with your money.

Number 28 blood and black Lace the Giallo genre is a uniquely Italian sector of film history, one that embodies both style and substance within its lurid Technicolor murder mysteries.

Directors like Mario Bava trailblaze these cinematic takes on Italian il giallo mondadori crime novels with films like the Girl who Knew Too Much in Blood and Black Lace.

She was rather lively, perhaps lacking discipline, and nothing seriously wrong with them.

The latter in particular showcase the maestro's keen visual eyes, as gorgeous splashes of color are juxtaposed against murder set pieces that were certainly visceral for their time.

Meanwhile, the film's setting within the world of high fashion makes Blood and Black Lace feel glamorous, even as the body count begins to rise and the mystery deepens.

He must have been a madman or a sex maniac and homicidal fury or against beautiful women.

Yes, perhaps the sight of beauty makes him lose control of himself and kill.

Mystic river have you ever watched a movie and thought to yourself, well, that was fantastic, but

This was sort of the feeling we experienced after finishing 2003's Mystic River.

Instead, Brian Helgeland's adaptation of Dennis Lehane's novel packs such a gut punch that we felt emotionally drained and changed from the experience.

And it really started to piss me off, Dave, because I can't cry for my own little daughter, and

Don't let our viewing of mystic river dissuade you from checking it out for the first time, however, since this tale of murder, trauma and mistaken identity is a truly transformative experience that will get under your skin and live there, perhaps whether you like it or not.

Deep Red Director Dario Argento is another legend of Italian cinema who will forever be linked to that country's giallo cycle.

This is thanks to such influential efforts as the Bird with the Crystal Plumage or our next pick, Deep Red.

Fans and critics alike have frequently singled out this film from 1975 as a textbook giallo.

With many of the genre's established tropes, a labyrinthine mystery exists at the core of Deep Red's narrative, combined with evocative music as well as an everyman protagonist doing a little amateur undercover work elsewhere.

Argento's penchant for graphic and uncomfortable violence is also on display, as Deep Red further pushed the giallo's boundaries for extreme content into the seventies.

The Nice Guys if the film noir cycle is best known for its heyday, in the 1940s and 50s, then perhaps it's the 1970s that have become synonymous with gritty realism.

This is just one of the reasons why we dig the Nice Guys so much, since this 2016 film feels like it manages to work within both of those worlds.

It's just Fred's never been gone this long before.

Director and co screenwriter Shane Black is no stranger to crafting compelling characters and frank, fascinating storylines within his work, as evidenced by his success with the Lethal Weapon franchise.

The Nice Guys boasts great chemistry from its leads Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling, while its adult film industry setting never feels like it's playing dress up.

Instead this world feels lived in and definitely worthy of its cult reputation.

You know, nobody got hurt, people got hurt.

I'm saying I think they died quickly though, so I don't think that they got hurt.

24 in the heat of the Night Sidney Poitier portrayed author John Ball's character of Virgil Tibbs in three movies, the first of which was this hit from 1967.

Poitier brings his commanding presence to the role of a big city police detective who confronts racism in small town Mississippi as he collaborates with local authorities on a murder case.

The mystery here works in tandem with Poitier's onscreen relationship with his co star Rod Steiger, as well as how Mr.

Tibbs interacts with the prejudiced local populace.

Was Mr. Colbert ever in this greenhouse, say, last night?

Elsewhere, an iconic score from Quincy Jones punctuates each beat with brassy and jazzy goodness.

An ultra cool soundtrack for a film that feels hot, humid and oppressive.

Number 23 Shutter island which would be worse?

To live as a monster or to die as a good man?

Here's a Is the twist ending to Martin Scorsese's Shutter island predictably telegraphed or impossible to detect upon only a single viewing?

we also think that it doesn't really matter in the end, since the journey here feels just as creatively satisfying as the destination.

The setting of a mysterious and remote mental hospital is a good one, effectively creepy and atmospheric as heck.

Is there a reason you keep referring to your patient in the past tense, Dr. Look outside, Marshall.

Why do you think Scorsese seemed to love the world he made with Shutter Island?

And fans definitely seem to agree, traveling alongside star Leonardo DiCaprio and his investigation into a missing patient.

22 scream the time seemed to be right back in 1996 for a Meta horror movie like Scream to take its place among the public zeitgeist.

Never ever, ever, under any circumstances, say, I'll be right back.

This was despite the existence of a lesser known B movie, there's nothing out there also delivering on this premise back in 1991.

It ultimately doesn't matter who was first, of course, since the original Scream also works just fine on its own as a slasher murder mystery with a lot of moving parts and interesting characters.

Screenwriter Kevin Williamson helped reinvigorate the sagging serial slasher genre for the 90s here with scream, while at the same time introducing yet another iconic masked killer with Ghostface.

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