 | Terror by Night One Way Ticket to DEATH..!, MURDER... at 90 Miles an Hour! Formats: ipod, divx Genres: Mystery, Adventure, Thriller, Drama, Crime Year: 1946 IMDB Rating: 7.00 IMDB Votes: 1358 Actors: Hodgson, Leyland as Train Conductor, Bevan, Billy as Passenger Car Attendant, Godfrey, Renee as Vivian Vedder, Cording, Harry as Mock, Forbes, Mary as Lady Margaret Carstairs, Bruce, Nigel as Dr. John H. Watson, Hoey, Dennis as Inspector Lestrade, Allen, Gilbert as Dining Car Steward, Worlock, Frederick as Prof. William Kilbane, Rathbone, Basil as Sherlock Holmes, Steele, Geoffrey as Roland Carstairs, Knaggs, Skelton as Sands, Mowbray, Alan as Major Duncan-Bleek, Hamer, Gerald as Alfred Shallcross, Davis, Boyd as Inspector MacDonald |
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| I particularly like this last entry in the Rathbone-Bruce Sherlock Holmes series of the forties. It is one of the cheapest made almost entirely on board for establishing the fastest-moving train. Holmes referred to the history of efforts to ensure that a valuable diamond, the Star of Rhodesia, was not stolen. There are some awfully suspicious characters around, some of them quite irritable. Holmes is his usual unflappable self, Watson and Bumble enragés people, Inspector Lestrade is the stupid, and yet always somehow reassuring self. The support is, as usual for this series, very well chosen. Skelton Knaggs makes most of his small role. I especially like the performance of Alan Mowbray as a peer with friends around Watson. Mowbray was silky smooth as an actor, and his languid manner as sharp as Rathbone. The revelation of the criminal action and the circumstances surrounding it are handled in a manner strikingly baroque, even for a Sherlock Holmes movie, and is as sudden and unpleasant - no one expects the DivX Movie Terror by Night to end like this enough - that To really improve in the second and third viewing. How many films can say that? |
| One of the many Sherlock Holmes films with Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce as Holmes and Watson set out, "Night Terror" is distinguished by a proper adjustment of the atmosphere of a train. Much of the plot itself is fairly routine, but the setting and a good climax worth making it a movie. The action takes place on a train heading from London to Edinburgh, with Holmes to protect a valuable diamond. Not only is there a robbery, a murder, but Holmes should be investigated within the confines of the train. Much of the routine is by the standards of the series, but there are a few highlights, plus a final climax, with some interesting twists. The train is the best settings for this feature. The details of the progress of the train and the provision is convincing. They make the Terror by Night movie enjoyable to watch, and a train is an ideal setting for a mystery Holmes. The configuration also allows Bruce, like good sense but Bumbling Dr. Watson, that some of his best moments as they attempted, without success, but frankly to help with the investigation. Although spectacular, the majority of fans of the series should find Holmes "night terror" pleasant and entertaining. |
| Or so the trailer was night terror, also "A thrill of a mile to 90 miles per hour." This means that with a little "run" time of 57 minutes should have been 85.5 emotions, and he does amazing feat of mathematical Colonel Sebastian Moran me? I have always enjoyed this penultimate Rathbone Holmes film, but my daughter (Chunky beef) has always been rather boring and only ever sees her again, as we have seen is usually the last twelve departures in quick succession. Rathbone was certainly get tired of the role and has now demonstrated. However, it is a whodunnit pleasant, with many scenes and accents, or to admire, whether to cry. Universal could not have had a large bill for the fixes, since almost all the action aboard the train - from London to Scotland, where a murder was committed to obtain possession of an enormous diamond owned. Apart from its lack the only other thing that let down a bit for me is the TBN fight climate - where fantasy becomes exaggerated the involvement of the last sequiteur not think so! A very good Terror by Night Mystery for the discerning viewer who, paradoxically, not to think too much, but just enjoy the atmosphere and excitement of 85.5 persecution! |
| Holmes has been hired to protect a man carrying a precious jewel like traveling from London to Edinburgh for the night train. A lot of sinister and suspicious passengers in his carriage around them and before long the man has died and the stolen jewel. With Lestrade (which happens to be there) and Watson (who almost lost the train) to 'help', he visits each and every passenger with suspicion as the Scotch Express (what?) Rockets through the rural darkness. There's plenty of atmosphere and even a little claustrophobic, but the director Roy William Neil makes full use of its literal and isolated setting. It can be a bit short, but undoubtedly one of the best Rathbone / Bruce films. |
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