Review of Touch of Evil (1958) by Peter Stack for San Francisco Chronicle — 12 Jun 2009
Touch of Evil is a savvy starter because Welles' astonishing cinematic invention and his persuasive presence as star are prime noir at tractions. The look, a deftly arranged climate of odd shadows and angles, neon lighting and flawlessly choreographed action scenes, keeps interest piqued through a contrived plot and mannered acting.
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This review of Touch of Evil (1958) was written by Peter Stack and published by San Francisco Chronicle on 12 Jun 2009.
Touch of Evil has generally received very positive reviews.
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