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Mystery Street (1950)

When a young woman's skeletal remains turn up on a Massachusetts beach, Barnstable cop Peter Moralas teams with Boston police and uses forensics, with the help of a Harvard professor, to determine the woman's identity, how she died, and who killed her.

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Edith N 21 Sep 2010

"That girl had a lot of friends in that little black book." Touted today as Hollywood's first CSI Noir, Mystery Street sees Detective Ricardo Montalban (is it wrong of me to immediately mention "KHHHHAAAAAAAAAANNNNNN!!!!!"?) invite the help of Harvard Forensic Scientist Bruce Bennett to solve the murder of "Skeletal Girl," a collection of bones washed ashore the beaches of Boston. The scientific investigation is fun and it's cool to see The Bride of Frankenstein (Elsa Lanchester) worm her way through the mystery, but as the film resolves itself I found myself caring less and less about the goings on. The Mystery is just not that interesting. Shame. VF.

Robert S 19 Oct 2008

Excellent film noir piece. On of the first to use forensic evidence. Ricardo Montalban is excellent as the detective trying to piece it all together. Worth a look.

Douglas P 07 Sep 2008

The first film noir shot in Boston, and thankfully, the film is lensed by the master of shadows, John Alton. The overall film is a bit stiff, and it loses luster after the vicious murder in Cape Cod. It does deserve credit for its pre-CSI examination of the nameless corpse, but the film suffers for its lack in seediness and cruelty. It's a light mystery, but for Bostonians, it's a must-see. Montalban manages to play a good Detective, and the Bride of Frankenstein, Elsa Lanchester, provides some exaggerated comic relief. The scene where the car gets pulled out of the lake is quite eerie. It is one of the film's visual highlights.

Leah A 13 Aug 2007

Great mystery movie wrapped in a noir blanket! Lot's of nice touches in this one. It follows the cop trying to crack the case, as opposed to the guy getting screwed as is typical of noirs. The cop is of course KHAAAAAAAAN! and as a latin american, faces mild racism, and he uses solid forensic methods in trying to crack the case. "CSI:1950", watch it.

Jeffrey M 15 Sep 2008

This was a pretty good noir. The acting and cinematography were decent, but I'm not really a fan of the procedural/docu-noir style. Most of those films play like an advertisement, or like they're promoting some new government policy. In the case of "Mystery Street", it's an advertisement for the Harvard Medical Crime Lab. That aside, it was interesting to watch a film shot in and around Boston; and Ricardo Montalban was, of course, fantastic.