This is a 1960s B movie short. It is a poor film which starts interestingly enough but quickly loses impact.
It is low budget that inspires to be some type of American gangster flick. It contains some straightforward performances, a dicey script with more holes than a colander.
It is rather surprising to see Ballard Berkeley better known as the Major in Fawlty Towers as a younger rather straight talking newspaper editor.
Conrad Phillips plays Moir, an experienced crime reporter who has been pursuing a gangster known as the Duke.
The Duke in retaliation fits him up for a train robbery and the police arrest him and he is sentenced to two years in jail. In jail Moir plots his revenge.
I have big doubts how the police would think a well known crime reporter can suddenly get involved in a train robbery.
As for the revenge plot. The climax takes place in a cold storage warehouse. It is underwhelming in its sheer hokeyness. I think the filmmakers got bored as it suddenly ends.
