Fear Is the Key

Fear Is the Key

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In the right hands, fear is the deadliest weapon of all.

Director: Michael Tuchner

Producer: Jay Kanter, Alan Ladd Jr.

A deep-sea salvage expert enacts an elaborate plan to infiltrate and take revenge on a criminal organization that dealt him a foul misdeed.

103 min Rating: 5.859/10 Released
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Director: Michael Tuchner

Producer: Jay Kanter, Alan Ladd Jr.

Production Companies: Paramount Pictures, Anglo-EMI

Countries: United Kingdom

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Peter McGinn: I can only assume they changed the story somewhat from the book because I canโ€™t imagine Alastair MacLaine writing a story with so may plot holes and instances where people who interacted with the hero (?) did so many dumb things. It starts with a scene that seems to have nothing to do with the main body of the plot once that gets going, so that is a rather heavy handed giveaway that the scene is in fact a segue containing the explanation for what is to follow, thus giving away to me at least a major plot twist. Ands when the action does begin, it does so with a seemingly endless chase scene involving half of the police cars in Louisiana, the drivers of which apparently didnโ€™t have radio contact as they never coordinated their efforts but just lined up in polite single file to be disabled or driven into deep water. But I will stop describing the plot here, so as not to give too much more away, as well as not to establish the admission that I watched most of this stinker.