I watched it to see Robertson, Hawkins and Mell in a thriller, directed by Basil Dearden, and was very disappointed.
The story gets confused, you don't understand what is going on, on which side everyone is.
The kid is a bloody pain in the arse, an arrogant brat who thinks he owns everybody. I would give him a jolly good spanking.
Spain is portrayed as a third world country.
The baddies are a bunch of weirdos; what is a dwarf doing there?
A total misfire. It's hard to believe that this was made by the same man who directed "Victim", presenting gays as normal human beings in a time when homosexuality was a crime.
The story gets confused, you don't understand what is going on, on which side everyone is.
The kid is a bloody pain in the arse, an arrogant brat who thinks he owns everybody. I would give him a jolly good spanking.
Spain is portrayed as a third world country.
The baddies are a bunch of weirdos; what is a dwarf doing there?
A total misfire. It's hard to believe that this was made by the same man who directed "Victim", presenting gays as normal human beings in a time when homosexuality was a crime.