REVIEW: 12 STUNDEN ANGST / 12 HOURS OF FEAR - A STRANGE EVA BARTOK EXTRAVAGANZA KRIMI (1959)
Ah, yes. So KRIMI! #1 is out now and the usual rush of chaos and adrenaline is gone. Needless to say, I did not feel up to watching Krimis in the last weeks. But then, KRIMI! THE ENCYCLOPEDIA is up next and there are a few movies are still to be watched. In comes a good bottle of Port and this very, very good but slightly off excercise by sleaze-specialist Geza Radvanyi (those Hungarians had the funny habit of using both possession-indicating-pronouns - the Hungarian and the German in their movies... so:) sorry, Geza VON Radvanyi (ok, going by this, I want you to call me Boris VON Brosowski from now on...). This German-French co-production is a very strange one and I am really tempted to find out the story behind the movie, but for now, let's stick to the review: Two Killers have fled from the prison near Marseilles. They take with them the cell-mate of the leader (Hannes Messemer) as he is interested to find out what is it about the cell-mate's love interest, he went to pris...
