Hunt the Man Down

On the surface, it's nothing fancy looking. Yet, somehow they made the investigation an intriguing one. Just to see how the witnesses had changed since the original murder trial 12-years earlier. George Archainbaud was always a solid B-movie director, but here he excelled getting more out of what he had to work with. Not so much visually, as it was shot in a very plain way, but he made the story snappy with a interesting set of characters to carry Hunt the Man Down (1950) to a worth wild time.