(1957) The Girl in Black Stockings
MYSTERY/ PSYCHOLOGICAL
Adapted from the story "Wanton Murders" by Peter Godfrey that has a couple David Hewson (Lex Baxter) and Beth Dixon (Anne Bancroft) discovering cut up body around the lodge, and then finding out they know her. We're then introduced to more characters who live around the lodge, besides the sheriff, Jess (John Dehner) and his deputy Fred investigating the murder, also include Ed Parry (Ron Randell) who is a quadriplegic who is dependent to his sister, Julia (Marie Windsor) as well as others. The others also include the murdered woman, Marsha Morgan, Beth Dixon, a mill worker named Frankie Pierce (Gerald Frank), a drunk named Joe (Larry Chance) and sometimes, Doc Aiken (Richard H. Cutting).
Uninspiring and bland, but because it just plain boring and not cringe worthy, this movie does not deserve no more than 50%.
Adapted from the story "Wanton Murders" by Peter Godfrey that has a couple David Hewson (Lex Baxter) and Beth Dixon (Anne Bancroft) discovering cut up body around the lodge, and then finding out they know her. We're then introduced to more characters who live around the lodge, besides the sheriff, Jess (John Dehner) and his deputy Fred investigating the murder, also include Ed Parry (Ron Randell) who is a quadriplegic who is dependent to his sister, Julia (Marie Windsor) as well as others. The others also include the murdered woman, Marsha Morgan, Beth Dixon, a mill worker named Frankie Pierce (Gerald Frank), a drunk named Joe (Larry Chance) and sometimes, Doc Aiken (Richard H. Cutting).
Uninspiring and bland, but because it just plain boring and not cringe worthy, this movie does not deserve no more than 50%.