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The Girl in Lovers Lane

  • 1960
  • Approved
  • 1h 18min
PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
3,2/10
1,2 mil
TU PUNTUACIÓN
The Girl in Lovers Lane (1960)
CrimeDramaRomance

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaTwo drifters contend with love and murder in a small town.Two drifters contend with love and murder in a small town.Two drifters contend with love and murder in a small town.

  • Dirección
    • Charles R. Rondeau
  • Guión
    • Jo Heims
  • Reparto principal
    • Brett Halsey
    • Joyce Meadows
    • Lowell Brown
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  • PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
    3,2/10
    1,2 mil
    TU PUNTUACIÓN
    • Dirección
      • Charles R. Rondeau
    • Guión
      • Jo Heims
    • Reparto principal
      • Brett Halsey
      • Joyce Meadows
      • Lowell Brown
    • 20Reseñas de usuarios
    • 7Reseñas de críticos
  • Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro
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    Brett Halsey
    Brett Halsey
    • Bix Dugan
    Joyce Meadows
    Joyce Meadows
    • Carrie Anders
    Lowell Brown
    • Danny Winslow
    Jack Elam
    Jack Elam
    • Jesse
    Selette Cole
    Selette Cole
    • Peggy
    Bill Coontz
    Bill Coontz
    • Bill Coontz
    • (as William Coontz)
    Emile Meyer
    Emile Meyer
    • Cal Anders
    Andy Paris
    Spencer Carlisle
    Joe Kelsey
    Mabel Rea
    Bert Rumsey
    Bert Rumsey
    Sed Cassaday
    Del Monroe
    • Mugger in Train Yard
    Nicholas King
    Whitey Hughes
    Whitey Hughes
    Rodney Bell
    Pat Deane
    • Dirección
      • Charles R. Rondeau
    • Guión
      • Jo Heims
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    3Don_Mac

    MST3K Version: One of the Funniest Episodes Ever

    A young man, named Danny, has run away from home and meets a drifter, named Bix, who agrees to tag along with Danny and watch out for him... and his money. They end up in a small town where they meet Carrie - a shy, naive girl working in her father's diner. Bix starts seeing Carrie but he plans on leaving soon (because he's a drifter, see? He's no good! Understand?). Meanwhile, the town creep, Jesse (played by a perfectly casted Jack Elam), keeps showing up at the diner and bothering Carrie. Danny keeps inadvertently picking up whores left and right (because he's loaded with money – he has almost a hundred dollars!) whom Bix has to constantly chase away (there are a lot of ambiguously gay overtones between Danny and Bix in this flick). Eventually, Bix and Danny decide to leave town but trouble is a-brewing, due to Jesse the creep.

    My review of the movie itself: a terrible, dated "Troubled Youth" flick from the '50s.

    My review of the MST3K version of the movie: I've got to say that this is one of the best episodes of MST3K ever. The riffing is dead-on, all the time. Except for the somewhat downbeat ending, this movie is easy material for Joel and the Bots, especially Danny's constant screw-ups that Bix has to rescue him from. The host segments are pretty good too, especially the segment with the `Train Song.' Hopefully, Rhino releases this episode to home video one day.
    5sol-kay

    50's "Youth Movie" that has more to it then meets the eye

    ****SPOILERS**** Late 1950's youth movie about two young drifters Bix & Danny, Brett Halsey & Lowell Brown, drifting in on a fright train into the peaceful little town of Sherman. A town where the police chief says that nothing bad ever happened there in 20 years.

    It didn't take long for something bad to happen in peaceful Sherman where on just the first night there the two outsiders are attacked by a gang of local thugs because one of them had a $50.00 bill that he changed at the towns pool hall to play a game. $50.00 seems to be a very small price to corrupt the local boys from their 20 years of peaceful endeavors.

    The people of Sherman weren't that bright either by beating to a pulp ,and almost lynching, Bix for raping and murdering his girlfriend Carrie, Joyce Meadows, after her body was found in the woods. The locals didn't have enough sense to know that Carries killer may well have been the local town weirdo Jesse ,Jack Elam, who was alway after Carrie. Jesse even tried to rape her the day before but was stopped by none other then Bix himself who belted Jesse and left him in dreamland.

    Bix was saved from being lynched by the mob led by Carrie's emotionally upset father Cal,Emile Meyer, by his friend Danny who came to his rescue, just when he was about to leave town, by telling them that it may very well have been Jesse who killed Carrie. Jesse who just happened to be at the scene to watch the lynching then broke down and confessed to the crime and was taken away into custody by the police. The cops were released from the towns jail in which they were locked up in when the townspeople stormed the police station to get and then try to lynch Bix. The townspeople, including Carrioe's dad Cal, were more kinder to Carrie's actual killer then Carrie's boyfriend by not trying to apprehend or kill him like that tried to kill Bix who they should have known was innocent.

    It was also interesting to see that Danny who was in town for just a few days could put two and two together and come to the conclusion that it was Jesse who killed Carrie when the local townspeople, who lived in the town all their lives, who knew about Jesse's dangerous obsession for Carrie didn't have the brains to figure that out by themselves? Danny who ran away from home when his parents divorced gets the good news at the end of the movie, I guess that his parents are back together, and happily invites his friend Bix to come home and live with him and his parent which Bix readily agrees to do, just what was meant by that? Isn't two grown up young men living together a bit odd especially in movies made back then in the 1950's? The movie "The Girl in Lover's Lane" seems to have more under the covers then over them, when it comes to Bix & Danny, and may have been made for other reasons other than what those watching it back then really thought.
    BillDP

    If Troubled Youth Films Are Your Thing, It's OK

    This is a film I would have thought I would be seeing as part of one of those Something Weird Video double feature disc's. Pretty much your typical 1950's "troubled youth" films. Though this one is a bit talky and light on the action, I did enjoy it somewhat. I guess I have a soft spot in my heart for these kinds of films. Basically you have this young guy who leaves home in order to come to terms with the fact that his parents have decided to get a divorce. He meets Bix, a road weary and very experienced drifter. They end up in a small town and stay longer then they expected which leads to romance, complications, confrontation, rape and murder. Brett Halsey stars as Bix and gets fine support from Joyce Meadows and a perfectly cast Jack Elam as the town letch. All in all, it's no great shakes but it is entertaining enough.
    5JasonLeeSmith

    People Are Too Hard On It

    Like probably 90% of the people writing reviews for this movie, I saw this on "Mystery Science Theater 3000." Joel and the bots did an excellent job of riffing on this movie, and I thought that it was one of the funnier episodes.

    This being said, however, this wasn't a particularly horrible movie. Especially compared to some of films they ran on MST3K.

    It had it's weaknesses: the movie had about zero budget and so things like the costumes and set design were horrible. The plot, also, digressed in spots. On the whole, though, the acting was competent and the story held my interest. I actually found myself caring about the characters.

    It wasn't a perfect movie, but it was nowhere near as bad as the usual MST3k fare such as "Giant Gila Monster" and "Manos Hand of Fate." As such, it doesn't really deserve to be mocked as much as it has been. It was a B-Movie from the 50s, but it was a watchable one.
    3Aaron1375

    A drifter mentors a young man and falls in love

    I saw this film as an episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000 as chances are I would have never even known it existed without it. Not that it was all bad, it was pretty typical of a lot of films of the era. Of course, most of the ones I have seen have been episodes of Mystery Science Theater. The film was one of the ones they did that featured more of the whole struggle of youth type episode rather than science fiction or a horror which is the stuff the normally riff. These types of films usually are pretty good too though. They normally run from being youths that want to be violent or youths trying to figure things out that get caught up in some craziness. This one is more the latter, though the lead guy is rather older. He is a mentor who helps a young man who is trying to figure things about his own life, but he seems to do a lot of running.

    The story has a young man named Danny being chased in a train yard from two guys who are out to get his wallet. Well poor Danny manages to ditch his wallet, but he ends up taking one hit and falls right out. Thankfully, a wise traveler named Bix puts him in the boxcar and soon he and Danny are riding the rails. Bix agrees to help Danny and be a traveling companion, while Danny provides some cash. They soon stop at a town and if you thought this was a traveling film where our new found friends were going to have different adventures in different towns and cities you are going to be disappointed. Yes, they stay in the town throughout the duration of the film, but it sure is a strange town. Depicted as very small, but at the same time it has one very large brothel in it. It also has a shady pool hall where every person in it is willing to beat up a person for their money. At the same time it is such a peaceful town that a young couple can stroll its streets at night. Well Bix falls for a girl who has an incredibly obvious stalker that also has his eyes on her! Things take a turn for the surprising and a bit depressing.

    It made for a rather funny episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000. This one did not have a short and from the looks of it, I do not see this one being as edited down as other episodes either. I think you can get a full sense of the picture without seeing the whole thing. The film is entertaining enough to make it a good episode too. I think that some of the truly awful films that are boring make for poor riffing material. My least favorite episode of MST3K is the one featuring that German Hamlet as it was done so minimally and it was just labored. This one has lively characters that can at times make you feel a little sympathy and a less dreary episode of the show.

    So in the end, it was not anything I would want to watch without the aid of the gang of the satellite of love, but it was not as bad as other things they have made fun of. The movie moves along about like other films and it is better made than say an Ed Wood film or Coleman Francis movie that were also being made at this time. Nothing really stands out except that crazy eyed dude who was so obviously insane. Oh no, he is just harmless. Yep, the type of thing people say about psychos after they kill! Along with kept to themselves.

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    • Curiosidades
      Critics hated it but it was a success on the drive-in circuit.
    • Pifias
      Bix and Danny get their scrambled eggs and coffee but there's been no one near them to deliver the food.
    • Citas

      Carrie Anders: Pa doesn't know much about girls' clothes.

    • Conexiones
      Featured in Misterio en el espacio: The Girl in Lovers Lane (1993)

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 16 de junio de 1960 (Estados Unidos)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
    • Idioma
      • Inglés
    • Títulos en diferentes países
      • The Girl in Lovers' Lane
    • Localizaciones del rodaje
      • California Studios - 5530 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Ángeles, California, Estados Unidos(This is the location listed at the end credits of the film.)
    • Empresas productoras
      • Robert Roark Productions
      • Brigadier Pictures
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    • Duración
      1 hora 18 minutos
    • Color
      • Black and White
    • Mezcla de sonido
      • Mono
    • Relación de aspecto
      • 1.37 : 1

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