Other reviews have mentioned the camera work and the noir setting.Well I have to disabuse anyone of the thought that this was made in Dublin.It was based at dear old Twickenham studios the home of hundreds of quota films such as this.There are the usual stock shots of Dublin but that's about as near to the city as it gets.The plot is utterly predictable.As soon as a charred body turns up it is a racing certainty that it is not the person whom it is supposed to be.William Sylvester turns up nearly half way through but isn't able to inject much pace into this sluggish affair.The denouement when it comes is neither a surprise or particularly exciting.Hardly worth while making an effort to see this.
Review of Dublin Nightmare
