Review of Compulsion (1959) by Jay N — 27 Aug 2009
Excellent examination of the Loeb/Leopold case. Dillman is chilling in his utter contempt for all emotion and Stockwell is fine as his puppet but alll pale next to Welles who offers a wily and wise performance.
It's a shame he didn't act in more films like this and Touch of Evil that were worthy of his talent.
This review of Compulsion (1959) was written by Jay N on 27 Aug 2009.
Compulsion has generally received positive reviews.
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