Busy "B" Director Eddie Cahn who was All Over the Map, Starting in 1931 with Dozens of "Shorts' , then Features Starting in 1942 Through 1962.
Cranking Out Second-Features Genre Hopping Like a Bunny Collecting Carrots.
Some Notable, Familiar Titles Found a way on His Filmography Through Attrition..."Destination Murder" (1952)..."Creature With the Atom Brain" (1955)..."The She Creature" (1956)..."Shake, Rattle, and Rock" (1956)..."Invasion of the Saucer Men" (1958)..."It the Terror From Beyond Space" (1958)..."Guns, Girls, and Gangsters" (1959),,,"Invisible Invaders" (1959)
Unfortunately All that Work is in Little Evidence in this Talky, Confined, Twisty, Tale of a Group of Uninteresting People who were in the Orbit of a "Hanged Man" who Stashed $160 Large, Before He was Executed for a Crime He Did Not Commit (don't ask).
It's Over-Written, Overplayed and Drawn-Out for 70 Min, the Final 10 or So Containing some "Movement" Beyond Bending Elbows and Ears.
The Only Familiar Face is "James Brown", seen as "Rusty's Pal" on the "Rin Tin Tin" TV Show.
It's Competent, somewhat Dramatic, but Stiff as a Board, and You May be too, Unless You're Not Looking for Anything Resembling a Film-Noir or a Pounding Suspenser.
It's too Much Like the Hundreds on the Tube at the Time
Maybe Worth a Watch, with the Lowest of Low Expectations.
Note...Except the "Babe in Bondage", nothing else on the poster appears in the Movie (OK the clock).
