Out of the Fog

19621962
1h 8m

IMDb RATING

6.3/10

208

YOUR RATING

Crime Drama Mystery

An ex-con is the prime suspect when a series of murders occur under the full moon, every victim a young blonde woman.An ex-con is the prime suspect when a series of murders occur under the full moon, every victim a young blonde woman.An ex-con is the prime suspect when a series of murders occur under the full moon, every victim a young blonde woman.

IMDb RATING

6.3/10

208

YOUR RATING

Director
- Montgomery Tully
Writers
- Maurice J. Wilson(screenplay)
- Montgomery Tully(screenplay)
- Bruce Graeme(novel "Fog for a Killer")
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Quotes
[Sgt Lock is working undercover in a furniture shop to keep an eye on George Mallon who is suspicious when he sees her talking to Sgt Tracey]
Sgt. June Lock: What's so special about you?
George Mallon: He came here to warn you that I'm an ex-con, didn't he? Well he can save his breath because the manager already knows.
[Sgt Lock does not react to this]
George Mallon: Didn't you hear me? I said I was an ex-con.
Sgt. June Lock: Well, what about it? Am I expected to fall over with admiration or something?

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Featured review

7/10

Under-rated gem

Under-rated, unpretentious B-movie that keeps you guessing till the end. David Sumner's 'surly' and unlikeable lead grows on you once you realise that he never lets up; and the ending doesn't let you down. An uncompromising gem. Made on the cheap, for sure - they even stint on the fog - and Montgomery Tully was a hit-and-miss director at best, but this film is about ten years ahead of its time and still has a kind of individualism that weathers the fifty-or-so years that have elapsed since then rather well. From prison to a halfway house to eventual employment to a tentative relationship with a woman who ditches our 'hero' as soon as she finds out about his criminal past ...and then a trap is set, for he is under constant suspicion. This is one of those stories where much of the 'important' stuff -the killings, the planning of a heist- happens off-screen. And it's all the better for it.

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