| Mala Powers | ... | Sharon Carlin | |
| Jacques Bergerac | ... | Paul Colbert | |
| John Harding | ... | Milo Seymour | |
| Helena Nash | ... | Irene Maddox | |
| John Baer | ... | Keith Burgess | |
| Anna Lee Carroll | ... | Denise Colbert | |
| Robert Karnes | ... | Joe Brady | |
| Peter Brocco | ... | Steve Cresca | |
| Peter Virgo Jr. | ... | Duke Maddox | |
| Gregory Irvin | ... | Chris Colbert | |
| Emile Hamaty | ... | Train Conductor |
Directed by | |||
| Bernard Wiesen | |||
Writing credits(in alphabetical order) | ||
| Robert Bloomfield | ||
| Leslie Edgley | novel | |
Produced by | |||
| Earl Durham | .... | producer | |
| Bernard Wiesen | .... | producer | |
Original Music by | |||
| Paul Glass | (as Paul E. Glass) | ||
Cinematography by | |||
| Ernest Haller | |||
Film Editing by | |||
| John A. Bushelman | (as John Bushelman) | ||
Art Direction by | |||
| Gibson Holley | |||
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Secretary Sharon Carlin (Mala Powers) heads from Los Angeles to San Francisco via train on a business trip. Things go bad the moment the train leaves the station as she is met in her cabin by a dead woman and a man with a gun, who knocks her unconscious. She is woken up by a cop who tells her the body has been moved and she is being charged with murder. She jumps off the train and soon runs into good Samaritan Paul Colbert (Jacques Bergerac). He initially believes her story, but then begins to have doubts when she reveals she spent time in a mental institution for murder. This 77-minute picture moves at a fast pace and has some nice twists in it. Viewers will actually start to doubt Sharon's story and her paranoia is well established. Not a classic, but worth watching once if just for the scene where Colbert's son cracks his forehead on the dashboard in a near crash.