It was the end of an era for the Bette Davis of Republic Studios, that great thespian Vera Ralston, no longer Hruba, never billed with her married name or as Mrs. Herbert Yates.
A low budget B-picture worth a look for melodrama and noir fans, if nothing particularly sensational.Sort of a FARMHAND ALWAYS RINGS TWICE tale which never completely rises above its fairly predictable storyline, but the use of black and white Cinemascope, and its rapid pace and decent performances, make it noteworthy.
