Raymond Burr literally steals the show, I would say, besides Nathalie Wood too, in this predictable but tense nearly last feature from director Frank Tuttle, and produced by his long time friend Alan Ladd's production company Jaguar. It is good, happily not too long for this kind of plot, well cast but that's all. Only the overall atmosphere of those late fifties, music score, view of Los Angeles from I guess Mulholland Drive are really worth. There is nothing more that I can say, it is agreeable and especially rare, hard to catch. A dreamed role for Raymond Burr that seemed to have been made especially for him.
Review of A Cry in the Night
