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Crime Wave (1954)/ Decoy (1946)

Special Features

 

  • Crime Wave: Commentary by James Ellroy and Eddie Muller, Crime Wave: The City is Dark, Theatrical trailer
  • Decoy: Commentary by Stanley Rubin and Glenn Erickson, Decoy: A Map to Nowhere, Theatrical trailer

Review

 

Crime Wave: Legendary director Andre de Toth (House of Wax) was at the helm of this outstanding, but little-known L.A. noir about three escaped convicts from San Quentin who rob a gas station and kill a motorcycle cop. The hardboiled cop heading the manhunt is Sterling Hayden (The Asphalt Jungle).

Decoy: Recent Film Noir festivals have provided an opportunity for audiences to rediscover truly forgotten films. Such is the case with Monogram Pictures Decoy, in which a drop-dead gorgeous dame Margo Shelby, played by British newcomer, Jean Gille, revives her gangster boyfriend after he dies in the gas chamber, not because she's so fond of him, but because he knows where the loot is buried. This is a film that very few people have ever seen, but will likely be the subject of much cinephile discussion after its broad availability in this new Film Noir collection.

Technical Details

 

Sterling Hayden ; Jean Gille ; Gene Nelson ; Phyliss Kirk ; Edward Norris

Andre de Toth

Not Rated

1954 ; 1946

Fullscreen 4:3

English - Dolby Digital (1.0) Mono

French ; English

Other DVDs featuring Sterling Hayden

 

Other DVDs featuring Jean Gille

 

Other DVDs featuring Gene Nelson

 

Other DVDs featuring Edward Norris

 

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