The Scarlet Hour

Synopsis

In 1956's The Scarlet Hour, a wealthy woman named Paulie Nevins plans to betray her husband with his former business partner. However, their scheming leads to a deadly turn of events as a thrilling crime unfolds. As secrets come to light, tensions rise, and characters' true intentions are revealed, leading to dramatic twists and unexpected consequences. With a captivating storyline filled with suspense and betrayal, The Scarlet Hour keeps viewers on the edge of their seats until the very end.

Cast

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  Carol Ohmart

  Pauline 'Paulie' Nevins

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  Tom Tryon

  E.V. 'Marsh' Marshall

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  Jody Lawrance

  Kathy Stevens

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  James Gregory

  Ralph Nevins

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  Elaine Stritch

  Phyllis Rycker

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  E.G. Marshall

  Lt. Jennings

Reviews

The Scarlet Hour has received mixed reviews from critics, showcasing its complex storytelling and gripping performances. While some praised its suspenseful atmosphere and unpredictable plot twists, others found the pacing slow or the characters lacking depth. Rotten Tomatoes critics mention, 'The Scarlet Hour offers a stylish, noir-ish crime drama with a strong lead performance, yet struggles to maintain momentum.' On IMDb, users have rated the movie 6.9/10, with comments highlighting its vintage charm and engaging storyline. Overall, The Scarlet Hour is a solid addition to the film noir genre, appealing to fans of classic thrillers.