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[decojoe67]

Originally Posted by vts1134

It was definitely a B movie, but I enjoyed it.

Some of those '40's "B" movies are excellent, particularly the Film Noir one's. 1945's "Detour" by Edgar Ulmer is one of my favorite movies of all time, done on a shoe-string budget.

[ggregg]

Originally Posted by decojoe67

Some of those '40's "B" movies are excellent, particularly the Film Noir one's. 1945's "Detour" by Edgar Ulman is one of my favorite movies of all time, done on a shoe-string budget.

That the one with William Talman (Hamilton Burger from Perry Mason) as the bad guy? Very good.

[decojoe67]

Originally Posted by ggregg

That the one with William Talman (Hamilton Burger from Perry Mason) as the bad guy? Very good.

No, it's with Tom Neal and Ann Savage. I've yet to hear anyone I've recommended it to not absolutely love it. I highly recommend it to anyone who has never seen it. It's a quick movie that draws you in immediately and keeps you interested right to the end. A real gem.