Another fast moving, action packed quota quickie, this crime drama deals with innocenr Rona Anderson, the heir to the estate of her father's old country house which leads her to be the target of killers due to what some criminal associates of her father were hiding inside. Anderson nearly becomes a victim several times, always aided by the presence of Stanley Baker, dim witted handyman who has lived at the estate since she was a child. At under 70 minutes, this never stops moving, but I thought that the last real stretch things out far too much and had some laughable moments where Anderson basically stood there as the killer approached. Surprisingly violent for a film of this era, it's a well filmed programmer, not without flaws but a passable time-filler with decent performances and lots of interesting supporting characters but surprisingly humorless.
Review of Home to Danger
