Silly, but the wartime earnestness gives this a likable sincerity and campy quality.

A fun retro thriller; not as big on mystery and deduction as some of the others, but a good solid Holmes vs. Moriarty tale, with Moriarty's method of killing Holmes at the end getting a surprisingly guttural "oh, gross!" from me for a 1943 film.

better than some rathbone holmes' movies yet still only tolerable. the story is alright, but i'm not sure if i'm ok with holmes trying to thwart off nazi plots around 50 years after the majority of the holmes novels took place.

Not much of a mystery but still keeps a sense of thrill. Lionel Atwill is perfectly cast but not given the proper script, coming off almost as bumbling as Watson. Basil also sports a decidedly bad haircut throughout.

Classic film.

Relatively action packed but overly simple and rather lacking in its mystery element.

A compact 67-minute flick. Mind you, it's not a great flick, but it is nice to enjoy a short feature these days when it seems like every Hollywood movie surpasses the 2-hour mark.