This week on Late Fee Files, we’re checking out two very different shades of L.A. crime noir. First up, Steven Soderbergh’s The Limey (1999), where Terence Stamp shows up in California looking for some sweet revenge. Then we go back in time to Devil in a Blue Dress (1995), where Denzel Washington plays Easy Rawlins, a man just trying to pay the mortgage who gets drawn into political scandals and encounters more than one racist POS.

It’s stylish revenge, moody noir, and enough tough-guy one-liners to keep you rewinding the tape to make sure you heard them right. And if you don’t return this one on time, don’t worry—Terence Stamp will personally come knocking.