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The Girl Hunters (1963)

Mickey Spillane plays his own creation, street-thug-turned-PI Mike Hammer, in this 1963 adaptation of his novel. The film opens with Hammer on the downside of a years-long bender, scooped out of the gutter by a bitter cop intent on prying information from a dying man. Inspired to clean up his act by the secrets he hears, Hammer hits the streets on a personal crusade to find the love of his life. Future Bond girl Shirley Eaton costars as a glamorous society widow who goes slumming with Hammer.

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Clay B 12 Aug 2008

Timeless except for the fight scene. While I love Keach in the later incarnation of Mike Hammer - Spillane is quite believable in this role and this classic style mystery is outstanding. The rest of the cast is great, as is the screenplay.

Allan C 03 Jul 2015

Mickey Spillane plays his famous PI creation, Mike Hammer. In this film Hammer has hit a low point and drowning himself in alcohol after his secretary Velda's death. Hammer is sobered up by his frenemy Pat Chambers who wants him to talk to a dying federal agent who will only talk with Hammer, which then sets Hammer off on a investigation involving dirty commies and sexy Shirley Eaton (best know as the girl in "Goldfinger" who is killed by being painted in gold). Spillane is passable, but he's not a real actor and I can't help comparing him to the hard edge that Ralph Meeker brought to his characterization of Hammer in the classic "Kiss Me Deadly." Despite Spillane's unspectacular acting, he did provide some moments of his trademark sharp dialogue. This one is more of a curio than a classic hard boiled detective film.

Allen R 08 May 2011

Easily the strangest Mike Hammer film yet. From the idea of the character's creator playing the role, to the use of an entire core Hammer-verse character as a MacGuffin, there's some wildly interesting choices being made here on the part of director Roy Rowland, unfortunately they all backfire and the result is a trainwreck of the worst variety - a dull one. It's worth sitting through if you're a Hammer or hard-boiled devotee just to get to the brutal finale which, admittedly, feels out of place considering how cynically pedestrian the prior 90 minute come across.

Dennis Schwartz 18 Sep 2005

A miscast Spillane manages to stumble over his own lame dialogue.

Art S 09 May 2011

Pretty tepid outing for Mickey Spiallane's classic P.I. Mike Hammer, notable mostly for the fact that the author plays the character himself, becoming one of the film's major problems, his performance a lump at the center of it. Kenneth Talbot's moody black and white photography and Shirley Eaton in a bikini for half the film are certainly nice to look at, but the acting is lackluster and the story plodding, never building up the necessary pulp energy to be really entertaining. Philip Green's bombastic score is sometimes effective, sometimes overbearing.