Do not confound this title with 36 HOURS, from director George Seaton and speaking of another topic, far far far more interesting, surprising, unusual story, with this one. This very film, produced and made in UK is tense, sharp, pulled by an amazing Dan Duryea, for once not a bad guy, but unfortunately so predictable with a scheme already told a million times before. Any one can know in advance what will happen. But as I have already said about British thrillers hiring American actors in the fifties and sixties, it is still worth to watch, and the director Monty Tully - whom I have also told about - deserves to be discovered again.
Review of Terror Street
