The great thing about movies from Monogram, PRC, Republic and other poverty row / B studios is that on a windy or rainy day, you can sit back and watch a good half-dozen or more of them. At only an hour long (some less due to TV broadcast editing), they are fast-moving, action-packed, and often very funny.
At first I thought I was looking at an uncredited remake of TO HAVE AND TO HAVE NOT. Richard Denning runs a boat out of Key West that takes guys out fishing for tarpon.
HARBOR OF MISSING MEN – 1950This is another one of those REPUBLIC PICTURE programmers made for the bottom of the double feature. They were also a staple on various late night television venues.
"Harbor of Missing Men" is one of those small films that are no longer made, but many of us wish they were. Directed by R.
