Streaming The Tattooed Stranger (1950) Online

The Tattooed Stranger (1950)iMDB Rating: 5.9
Date Released : 9 February 1950
Genre : Crime, Drama, Film-Noir, Mystery, Romance
Stars : John Miles, Patricia Barry, Walter Kinsella, Frank Tweddell. The body of an unknown woman turns up in a stolen car abandoned in a New York park, and the only clue the detectives on the case have to work from is the tattoo on her arm, and the fact that someone tried to deface the corpse to remove the evidence. From this slender trail, and that of a single stem of grass discovered in the car, they gradually trace back first the victim and then her killer, in..." />
Movie Quality : HDrip
Format : MKV
Size : 870 MB

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The body of an unknown woman turns up in a stolen car abandoned in a New York park, and the only clue the detectives on the case have to work from is the tattoo on her arm, and the fact that someone tried to deface the corpse to remove the evidence. From this slender trail, and that of a single stem of grass discovered in the car, they gradually trace back first the victim and then her killer, in a case that's all science and legwork, and no magic inspiration.

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Review :

Third rate "B" pic...squalid look at a seedy looking NY in the '50s...

Although the storyline is meager and the detective work is old-fashioned, this little "B" rates interest as a look at the seedier side of New York City in the '50s--a la THE NAKED CITY--but without the tight suspense of that "A" film. It's a strictly by-the-numbers police story with nothing more than a flat effect by the time it finishes.

The low budget look is sometimes overcome by some excellent photography of New York sites but the storyline and the actors keep reminding you it's strictly an assembly line detective story. Leading man John Miles is too bland and laid back to be even mildly interesting and the same can be said for the lady botanist who helps him. None of the supporting characters come to life.

As for Jack Lord--I must have blinked more than once. I didn't even spot him.