This movie was fun to watch only to see Fredric March and Joan Bennett several years before they made "The Best Years of Our Lives" (March) and Joan Bennett (Woman in the Window, Scarlett Street, and later on television "Dark Shadows"). Ralph Bellamy's character was too clownish and became annoying. For movie buffs this would be a good addition to a Joan Bennett or Fredric March collection, or as a good addition to 'movies by actors before they really hit the big time'. And of course Sidney Blackmer before he appeared in "Rosemary's Baby" and "How To Murder Your Wife". At 94 minutes it seemed overlong.
It's on DVD from Classic Flix. It could benefit from a digital remastering but Classic Flix provides "affordable no-frills editions"
It's on DVD from Classic Flix. It could benefit from a digital remastering but Classic Flix provides "affordable no-frills editions"