A classic film review of the 1955 film noir Kiss Me Deadly starring Ralph Meeker, Albert Dekker, Maxine Cooper and Gaby Rogers.
Directed by Robert Aldrich, this film noir great based of the novel Kiss Me Deadly by Mickey Spillane sees private eye Mike Hammer giving a ride to a frightened young woman one night. When his car is run off the road by unseen gangsters it sends Hammer into a whirlpool of deadly double crossing and atomic horror.
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With classic Mickey Spillane dialogue and a tough and unrelenting plot, Kiss Me Deadly is a classic film noir that is a must see movie. From its brutal opening scenes to its infamous gut punch ending it never lets up.
Robert Aldrich would go on to make The Dirty Dozen and The Flight of the Phoenix, but Kiss Me Deadly is his greatest and most hard hitting work.
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Steven at Reel Classic Films Reviews discusses the film, and how it has earned its place as one of cinemas most startling film noir classics, right up there with Touch of Evil.
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Kiss Me Deadly - Movie Review
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