A party girl is murdered, and everyone at a Utah motel is a suspect.A party girl is murdered, and everyone at a Utah motel is a suspect.A party girl is murdered, and everyone at a Utah motel is a suspect.
Diana Van der Vlis
- Louise Miles
- (as Diana Vandervlis)
Richard H. Cutting
- Dr. John Aitkin
- (as Richard Cutting)
Mark Bennett
- Brackett
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
Storyline
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- TriviaThis movie was filmed in and around Parry Lodge in Kanab, Utah. This lodge was opened in the early 1930s by the Parry brothers, as a place in which to lodge Hollywood film crews who came out to that area of Utah to film some of the early westerns. Over the years many famous movie stars have stayed at this lodge.
- GoofsFelton says he's still on eastern time, 3 hours ahead. Utah is in mountain time, just 2 hours behind eastern.
- Quotes
Sheriff Jess Holmes: I don't have to be crazy to know I have a real crazy one on my hands.
- Crazy creditsWomen's clothes by the Pink Poodle, Kanab, Utah
- ConnectionsFeatured in Bikers, Blondes and Blood (1993)
- SoundtracksSymphony No. 40 in G Minor, K. 550
(uncredited)
1st Movement (Molto Allegro)
Written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Featured review
Um, some unusual posts for this one
Frankly, this a lame "B" flick, with hilarious dialogue, great locations and uneven performances.
To even utter the phrase "film noir," in conjunction with this film, is ludicrous. Some of the comparisons found in previous posts are mind-boggling.
Disposable characters, inane conversations and an annoying soundtrack are buffered by a wonderful setting - a kitschy, picture-perfect motel, straight out of a retro-fanatic's dream. Man, I want to stay at the "Parry Lodge" for a weekend!!
Every time actor Ron Randell opens his mouth, you know you're in for some scenery-chewing, par none. Lex Barker is, well, Lex Barker. "Sheriff" John Dehner comes across the least scathed, although as a previous comment did point out, he appears to have wandered in from another movie set.
All in all, worth a viewing, just to see what it meant to stay in a "motel" before Holiday Inn and Ramada ruined the experience.
UPDATE: Lodge is still up and running - see parrylodge.com!
To even utter the phrase "film noir," in conjunction with this film, is ludicrous. Some of the comparisons found in previous posts are mind-boggling.
Disposable characters, inane conversations and an annoying soundtrack are buffered by a wonderful setting - a kitschy, picture-perfect motel, straight out of a retro-fanatic's dream. Man, I want to stay at the "Parry Lodge" for a weekend!!
Every time actor Ron Randell opens his mouth, you know you're in for some scenery-chewing, par none. Lex Barker is, well, Lex Barker. "Sheriff" John Dehner comes across the least scathed, although as a previous comment did point out, he appears to have wandered in from another movie set.
All in all, worth a viewing, just to see what it meant to stay in a "motel" before Holiday Inn and Ramada ruined the experience.
UPDATE: Lodge is still up and running - see parrylodge.com!
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- Mar 22, 2007
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- Release date
- Country of origin
- Language
- Also known as
- Black Stockings
- Filming locations
- Kanab, Utah, USA(locations including Parry Lodge, Three Lakes, and Moqui Cave)
- Production company
- See more company credits at IMDbPro
- Runtime1 hour 15 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.75 : 1
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