Director, Richard Fleischer, teams with B-movie stalwart, Charles McGraw, in a tight 67 minutes of classic b-noir mayhem. A daring heist goes wrong and the criminal mastermind tries to shoot his way out, with a final take-out on an airport runway. A police procedural firmly grounded in the steets of LA with dark noir atmospherics. Recommended.
Fliescher and McGraw teamed again in The Narrow Margin (1952).
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