As the review title states this British 'B' release from 1945 has a gripping plot line that keeps you engrossed to the end.
The plot concerns a London dockyard worker, Tom Masterick who finds out his wife is having an affair and proceeds to murder the man, Fred Smith involved. Or did he? Did an apparent miscarriage of justice occur leading to a fifteen year prison term?
On release from said 15 years Masterick is determined to clear his name until the crescendo leads to a murder in reverse scenario!
One that got to me when watching the film. Masterick has a young daughter who is promptly adopted after the murder. She fails to recognize him 15 years later on his release. Would he look that different? Surely she would recognize him?
The plot concerns a London dockyard worker, Tom Masterick who finds out his wife is having an affair and proceeds to murder the man, Fred Smith involved. Or did he? Did an apparent miscarriage of justice occur leading to a fifteen year prison term?
On release from said 15 years Masterick is determined to clear his name until the crescendo leads to a murder in reverse scenario!
One that got to me when watching the film. Masterick has a young daughter who is promptly adopted after the murder. She fails to recognize him 15 years later on his release. Would he look that different? Surely she would recognize him?