CRY DANGER in 35mm

Special Features: Intro by film historian Alan K. Rode on Oct. 19

Robert Parrish’s directorial debut is one of the wickedest, wittiest revenge yarns of the original film noir era. Former song-and-dance man Dick Powell caps several years of success in the crime genre as savvy ex-con Rocky Mulloy, now working to clear his partner’s name. The film offers a uniquely LA noir landscape, where seedy hangouts and hilly streets sparkle with California sunshine, and low-rent trailer parks replace tenements. Playing opposite Powell are the ravishing Rhonda Fleming and the redoubtable Richard Erdman, one of the great wisecrackers of all time. (Note courtesy of Noir City.) DIR Robert Parrish; SCR William Bowers; PROD W. R. Frank, Sam Wiesenthal. U.S., 1951, b&w, 79 min. NOT RATED

Run Time: 79 Minutes

Opening Date: Sunday, October 19, 2025

Genre: Film noir

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