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5.8 / 10 1h 9min

Crime Mystery

In San Francisco, detective partners Jack Packard and Doc Long are hired by socialite Jefferson Monk who believes someone is following him with the aim to kill him.

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Review by user233uyqapyc5

Nobody plays the tortured mysterious soul like George Macready

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Review by user50a9pzeh5j

Nice Mix of Mystery, Noir and Horror

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Review by ElectricEel

Dark edge to this well done mystery

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Review by user137peyadp87

"The whole thing sounds so preposterous!"

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Review by user478cb08glp4

The Decapitation Of Jefferson Monk

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Review by user814p2l0mrb8

With Nina Foch and George MacCready You Know You're On a Winner!!!

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Review by user875drcwx2kn

just didn't grab me... missing something

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Review by user842gpq8q52z

Something for those looking for a lite noir mystery

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Review by AquaStar

Best screen adaption of the radio program is also one of the best B movie mysteries

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Review by user426t69s3wz4

Strange occurrences keeps the victim a head of his enemies.

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Review by user291q4dv7zuq

A bit confusing and quite odd...but worth a look.

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Review by user9580frumlcx

By far the best of the "I Love A Mystery" series...

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Review by user518cilaj5yo

A MUST for those that remember the Radio productions.

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Review by AuroraAlpaca

You expect me to sell you my HEAD!!

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Review by FireFlyer

According to the film ANONYMOUS, Queen Elizabeth the First enjoyed lopping . . .

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Review by user581oqmoqm2d

Jack and Doc....but where's Reggie?

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