Johnny Angel

About This Movie

Johnny Angel, directed by Edwin L. Marin, has this moody, noir-ish vibe that really draws you in. George Raft plays the titular character, a sailor with a chip on his shoulder, determined to get to the bottom of his father's death. The pacing is deliberate but compelling, which allows the tension to build as Johnny digs deeper into a world of deception and crime. The performances carry a weight—Raft is solid, wrapping his character in a mix of vulnerability and grit. There are some neat practical effects scattered throughout that contribute to the film's atmosphere. The themes of loyalty and betrayal are prevalent, making it a classic exploration of the darker sides of human nature. Definitely a film that shows the era's unique storytelling.

Features strong performance by George Raft. · Atmospheric noir elements enhance the storyline. · Explores themes of loyalty and personal justice.