Two detectives investigate the murder of a local businessman by a mysterious woman.Two detectives investigate the murder of a local businessman by a mysterious woman.Two detectives investigate the murder of a local businessman by a mysterious woman.
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Arlene Martel
- Ellen
- (as Arline Sax)
- …
Elisha Cook Jr.
- Girl's father
- (as Elisha Cook)
Bob Kelljan
- Sgt. Jeff Bradley
- (as Robert Kelljan)
Henry Darrow
- Police Lab Man
- (as Henry Delgado)
Robert Middleton
- Business Man
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
- All cast & crew
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Did you know
- TriviaThe spacious Victorian office space is the Bradbury Building in Los Angeles. Later in 1964 it was also used in The Outer Limits: Demon With a Glass Hand, which also starred Arlene Martel.
- GoofsBoom microphone visible briefly at 22:53 as the couple is in a boat on the lake.
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This is a very Noir-ish mystery with some great experimental cinematography about two detectives trying to solve the murder of a local, what looks like a Bunker Hill neighborhood business man. A nightmare sequence features the iconic (for Film Noir) Bradley Building in LA.
I was pleasantly surprised, the film was produced by Futuramic Productions whose only other efforts were Squad Car (1960) and Come Spy with Me (1967). Arlene Sax plays a beautiful but troubled woman living in a low rent rooming house who thinks she shot the intruder. A beatnik artist is the only witness. Sax, later known as Arlene Martel, was a staple of 50s-60s TV. A 7/10 worth a watch for Sax/Martel fans. If you were alive in the 60s and watching TV she did many guest shots.
I was pleasantly surprised, the film was produced by Futuramic Productions whose only other efforts were Squad Car (1960) and Come Spy with Me (1967). Arlene Sax plays a beautiful but troubled woman living in a low rent rooming house who thinks she shot the intruder. A beatnik artist is the only witness. Sax, later known as Arlene Martel, was a staple of 50s-60s TV. A 7/10 worth a watch for Sax/Martel fans. If you were alive in the 60s and watching TV she did many guest shots.
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- Runtime1 hour 24 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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