Viggo does a nifty double act here, and neither character could be called heroic; just about everyone is a villain, and if not they’re either cops or victims. The setting is river marshland, as much a character as the actors. The acting is solid throughout …
In The Simple Art of Murder, Raymond Chandler lays a hard series of jabs to the guts of most “detective” novels prior to and including his own era – he wields a harsh pen against some of his contemporary’s. What follows are then short stories penned by the “sage grandfather of noir”.
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