Underseen noirs you'd recommend?

I Wake Up Screaming (Mostly for Laird Cregar), Ride The Pink Horse.

I recently rewatched Criss Cross, so put that on the list.

I wouldn't necessarily call them underseen, but I would also like to shout-out Kurosawa's Drunken Angel and High and Low.

Aw, man, you are in for an absolute treat with those two.

Hmmm.... Raw Deal (1948) and Crime Wave (1954) come to mind.

Are you trolling?

If you're including neo-noirs, Cutter's Way (1981)

Pickup on South Street
He Walked by Night

Both are on YouTube.

Some of these fall under neo-noirs, but I recommend:

After Dark My Sweet (1990)
Blink (1994)
Detour (1945)
The Drowning Pool (1975)
Fat City (1972
Flesh and Bone (1993)
The Late Show (1977)
The Limey (1999)
Memories of Murder (2003)
Night Moves (1975)
Pretty Poison (1968)
Prime Cut (1972)
Red Rock West (1993)
Seconds (1966)
Tightrope (1984)

The Fallen Idol

and it's not terribly underseen, but I never miss an opportunity to plug Body Heat.

Odds Against Tomorrow (1959) - a great, unpleasantly brutal Robert Ryan performance and a film with a lot to say about the world now too. It's a personal fave of mine since its so late but plays by a lot of the earlier rules of the genre with a twist.

Directed by Robert Wise and he didn't do much in this genre.....but when he did they were memorably left of center (I Want To Live, The Set Up, etc).

The Kill-Off (1989)

Underrated, amateur-ish af level adaptation of Thompson that starts off looking awful but as the plot thickens - drug abuse, violent relationships, physical abuse, everyone is hooked on something yanno.....it starts to resemble Thompson's cheap novels in its own non-slick way......you have to stick with it ....one of the only noir adaptations of Thompson done by a female - maybe the only one I can think of?

A very easy movie to miss completely - I've seen it 3 times now and it got better each time after not seeming very good at all the first time.....the acting is still off and slightly above your local dinner theater but that gets better as it goes along too - no movie stars but Jorja Fox makes her acting debut here (as Jorjan Fox) memorably......looking like a beautiful skagged out Ally Sheedy.....

Interesting movie that looks like it cost $32 to make and all the free donuts the cast could eat........appropriately scuzzy, trashy and fatalistic and convoluted in a way that matches the book and Thompson's worldview.......not great - most would say not good......but better than I thought and a man has to admit it when he gets done the bottle of bourbon......if we lived in a better world somebody would remake it or at least put it out on a decent looking dvd....but alas we live in a world of smoothies and Covid masks ....