Three Steps in the Dark | Full HD Movies For Free | Flick Vault

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A country house, a patriarch, a fallout amongst siblings, a butler, a housemaid and each of them have secrets, a perfect setting for a classic who done it!

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45 Replies to “Three Steps in the Dark | Full HD Movies For Free | Flick Vault”

  4. I enjoy having these B movie British movies p whilevl scroll thru newspapers on line. Not a great movie, but even unfamous British actors are pretty good!

  9. Thanks again for making these films possible. Apparently after its initial showing all prints were lost and eventually a print turned up in an Australian archive: a lucky find.

  18. Whenever I'm watching a movie, I've always appreciated seeing the credits roll at the end. That's especially true with such an abrupt ending like this film.

  24. Pathetic intrusive Advertising immediately at the ending – to encourage 'Ad Free' viewing but actually doig the opposite by creating a Loathing of those Advertisers and YouTube's attempts!!!

  27. The sequel made in 1955, Five Steps in the Dark, was not as well received. This was due to the absence of Norwegian actress Greta Gynt (born Margrethe Woxholt; 15 November 1916 – 2 April 2000) who was doing another film in the Netherlands. Hugh Sinclair (19 May 1903 – 29 December 1962) reprises his role of Philip Burgoyne.

  30. Another strange factual. Why was Henry allowed to leave town before the inquest was over. And how did the advisor advocate disappear along with the inspector

  31. Such an important point. The second visit by the physician / doctor a la Westwood England showed a remark emerging about a criminal slight vein sneer in the patient but noted it as strange. Wasn't perhaps told of the home circumstances and how some in-house bbodiess fall I'll when they aren't murderers but do. ¥¥¥¥¥ do accomplish the same

  35. If there are any horrible nasty really really old men out there (or women) who want to leave me their big house and lovely ornaments and antiques in their will let me know – i cant do much in return but i would look after your dogs or cats very very well after you go if thats your only worry – its worth a try – and i say very very old because im no spring chicken myself

  37. There is not much to recommend this film. It is 18 minutes, about a third of the length of the film, before anything happens. Then nothing much happens after. This is written like a play that would quickly close.

  41. I don't mind a bit of the terribly old English Amdram, but this takes the biscuit.
    What a frightfully stupid ending!
    Plus crooked lampshades all over the old place. It's the set dresser that should have been shot first.

  42. Perfect "drawing room mystery". Understated loveliness in the slim, intelligent females. Each male masculine (a crime today) and elegant and equally intelligent. Clean performances all. Very enjoyable, and you didn't know who did it until the end. Classic endings are "Classic" because they are mighty fine.

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