Mr. Moto's Last Warning

Feels like there's some missed potential here and Mr. Moto is uncharacteristically sloppy making for irritating plot points. Overall the story is good though with plenty of those genre touches we've come to love. If the script had gone through another pass it probably would have turned out much better.

Mr. Moto mysteries are always fun! There's so much going on here that Peter Lorre almost gets drowned in supporting characters. And some good help he gets with Ricardo Cortez as one of them evil ventriloquists teaming with George Sanders as some kind of foreign talking traitor. On Moto's side we have John Carradine undercover and Robert Coote as an idiot. And Lorre himself keep lurking under various disguises kicking some ass!