Cute little suburban, domestic thriller drama for the whole family. Unusual, surprising, agreeable Sam Newfield's feature about foster parents, adoption. So, you see, no criminals here, or nearly none. It is a good surprise, even if the little girl can be a bit annoying after a while. It is not a depressing, gloomy tale, but it is short, not so boring, despite the pace. One more proof that B pictures may bring good stuff from time to time, though not masterpieces, just good enjoyable stuff. This is a mid comedy crime film, directed by a very prolific film maker specialized in all kinds of films.
Review of Lady at Midnight
