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the whole time i thought everyone was mocking the bank manager by calling him ‘four eyes’ because he wore glasses, but his actual name is fordyce
A Christmas Carol as a bank robbery movie with extremely good extremely fussy Peter Cushing as Scrooge. triumphant
Peter Cushing nails the shift from imperious to obsequious as his character's life comes crashing down, and the slow, torturous descent into completely breaking him after that is one of the best things I've seen him do. It's ostensibly a thriller or a crime drama or a…
An absolute pressure cooker of a bank heist thriller from Hammer Studios. Cash on Demand delivers it's thrills quietly and deliberately, while making best use of its characters and setting. The film is based on a stage play. Every scene is set either in the bank or just…
65 Kind of whiffs a potentially brutal ending, but everything else is propulsive, sharp, like A Christmas Carol held at gunpoint.
My fondness for tense chamber pieces is well documented here, but I don't think I'm a soft touch for thinking this is great - for one, it's the rare film of that sub-genre that is focused on character over plot, the emotional strain placed on Peter Cushing's joyless scrooge…
The most proper, modest heist film/bank robbery film I’ve ever seen…and also, it’s a Christmas movie! Peter Cushing goes off-type as a bank manager being held captive and forced to play mind games with Andre Morrell’s charmingly sinister thief who says “yyEEEsss” with that…
This is a clever twist of both heist movie with a Christmas Scrooge element to it. Felt very much like a play cause it took place essentially all inside the bank on one fateful. The tension and character developments are sharp as is the dialogue. It delivers it's message in…
"In my opinion, it'd take a very clever fellow to rob this bank. And I'm an expert!" Mini-Collab w/ Ethan (Warning: spoilers ahead for the ending.) The Silent Partner, but make it British! My chum Ethan and I agreed that we'd have fun with collab-ing on a Peter…
Wasn’t expecting this to be so good!