They could have just looked at the print under a microscope.

😅

Very moving 🙋‍♂️

Wait a minute!! How could there have been a photo of the dead guy before she dragged him into the boat?

How could she drag that dead body down the sand beach without leaving any drag marks in the sand?

There is no way that the one actress is young enough to be the daughter of the other actress.

This movie reminds me of “The Mechanic” with Charles Bronson

My favorite John Garfield movie,directed by Robert Rosen (The Hustler) and his assistant director,Robert Aldrich ( The Dirty Dozen)

Such primitive technology.

Love those old movies late at night when everything is quiet...

I knew about 15 minutes into the movie who Mr. Christopher was.

Couldn’t they find real Puerto Ricans to play the Puerto Rican characters? The fake accents are so obvious.

In real life this guy was a psychopath. No empathy here.

Funny how California thugs have East Coast accents.

No one says how he got out of Folsom.

Look at that parole officer’s ears!!

OMG!! Smoking! Fist fights! Look what adolescents do today compared to back then.

Cautionary Tales.. 👏👍..

7:13 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Sorry if this has been mentioned, but I looked up "Sex in Prison" by Joseph Whatchamacallit and it's a genuine book, published circa 1934. Wonder how many of the others are real.

She died at 36

Love Jack Hawkins's very distinctive voice, surely the result of too many cigarettes 😂🎉

That main broad’s mom is one crazy dame!

Big fan of Orson, but the so called Irish accent is awful 🙋‍♂️

A real DOG!

I owned 3 MGs and none of them started as easily as the one Eddie drove.

This is stupid. The woman runs after her husband after a big fight and the guy in the apartment who hears all of it asks the woman “what’s the matter?”

Main male character was a horrible actor.

pretty dark murder and manhunt. superlative film noir. nice digital transfer.

Worth watching just to hear Shelley Winters' St.Louis accent. "Carnball!!!" 😀

I read the novel this is from this week. Evan Hunter is one of my favorite novelists. I talk about the novel here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpapmYqjbd95obs

Dam good movie 🎥😁

He doesn’t even tell her what’s wrong with her car. lol.

Kind of gross he smelled the handkerchief she probably blew her nose in.

I was never a fan of Mickey Rooney, until this movie. I am 79 yrs old. 👍👍👍👍 👌

3:35

Could you please upload Yield To The Night aka Blonde Sinner?

okay I warned you, am out of here

now you have started putting alot of info mercials in with the old movies" looks like I will quit watching them too! Cant you leave some things alone?

very cool. MacGyver's inspiration. 57:04

Forever smitten by the first 10 minutes - electric score and titles, $2.25 short of the city and abandoned in small town Walton, Pop's seashore joint, waves breaking beyond all in prime nighttime Noir chiaroscuro and then Linda Darnell walks into the frame............

FYI: The piano piece that she is playing is the opening to English suite #2 in A minor by J.S. Bach.

I know this one will be great because Fritz lang directs🙋‍♂️

There is nothing, NOTHING!, like watching a Noir late at night, all cozy and wrapped under the blankets, and even better, during a rainy night! ... Noirs are the most intimate of all art forms - they are Conversations! .. AND, DO NOT Colorize them! .. When you colorize them you DICTATE to us! - we rather PARTICIPATE by 'coloring' in our emotions and dreams onto their beautiful hues and shades!

Great movie!❤

Thank you Chris for uploading this wonderful film, a masterwork.

This is good and all, but if this was a little tighter, it would be a damn good episode of Boris Karloff's Thriller

During WW2, an army nurse on R&R in San Francisco has a premonition about witnessing a murder attempt against a G-man by Nazi agents.

Smallest role in Shelley Winters career, the taxi driver.

Movies made in the forties are just awesome.