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Robert Christopher and Richard Warren in Hell's Five Hours (1958)

Ray Ferrell and Stephen McNally in Hell's Five Hours (1958)

Robert Christopher in Hell's Five Hours (1958)

Charles J. Conrad, Robert Foulk, Stephen McNally, Dan Sheridan, and Will J. White in Hell's Five Hours (1958)

Dan Sheridan in Hell's Five Hours (1958)

Maurice Manson and Stephen McNally in Hell's Five Hours (1958)

James Parnell in Hell's Five Hours (1958)

Norman Nazarr and Leo Needham in Hell's Five Hours (1958)

Charles J. Conrad in Hell's Five Hours (1958)

Stephen McNally

Mike Brandas Mike Brand

Coleen Gray

Nancy Brandas Nancy Brand

Vic Morrow

Nashas Nash

Maurice Manson

Dr. Howard Culveras Dr. Howard Culver

Robert Foulk

Jack Fifeas Jack Fife

Dan Sheridan

Ken Archeras Ken Archer

Will J. White

Al Parkeras Al Parker

Robert Christopher

Billas Bill

Charles J. Conrad

George Knightas George Knight

Ray Ferrell

Eric Brandas Eric Brand

William Bakewell

Undetermined Roleas Undetermined Role
(uncredited)

Cappy Carey

Evacueeas Evacuee
(uncredited)

Jim Cathey

Policemanas Policeman
(uncredited)

Robert Colbert

Policemanas Policeman
(uncredited)

John Damler

Policemanas Policeman
(uncredited)

Bru Danger

Policeman in Caras Policeman in Car
(uncredited)

Joe Devlin

Cookas Cook
(uncredited)

Bill Gallant

Policemanas Policeman
(uncredited)

This story follows a crazed man on his way to committing suicide on the town's rocket fuel plant with a bomb strap to his torso after being fired from the plant. But while up on top of a fuel storage tank, a young lady who is the plant managers wife and son are both soon held hostage by the suicidal man. With the man about to commit suicide and take the whole town with him, it's up to the plant manager and husband of hostage to tell the police to get all families out of town and to convince the man to not make this deadly decision. —bdl7431

1950s disgruntled employee fired employee foreman industrial plant 52 more

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Trivia
This film was paired in its initial 1958 release on a double bill with Allied Artists' Macabre (1958).

Top review

1/10

One Star for how Vic looks, not how he talks

6 reasons why this movie was beyond trash: 1. It was like a documentary 2. Poor cast 3. Vic while easy on the eyes, had the worst fake Donald Duck voice ever 4. McNally is NOT a family man, he's always a villian 5. Was slightly tolerable so long as no one spoke 6. Just trash, why didn't they get a hick to play Vic's part OR let Vic talk in his Bronx voice that he always had?

Just an awful movie. I noticed already Vic was having problems breathing. If he hadn't of died as he did, he would have died of emphysema and lung cancer quick.

He swags when he runs too. He is the only actor, along with Mickey Rourke to swag and get away with it.

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