Kick In

Kick In follows Chick Hewes, recently released from prison, who starts anew as an accountant. However, his past catches up with him when his old friend, Benny LaMarr, steals a diamond necklace from the district attorney's safe. This act of theft ignites a race against time, as the district attorney pressures the police to solve the crime quickly. With a runtime of 74 minutes, the film presents a gripping narrative infused with the tension of crime and the complexities of loyalty.

The film features notable performances by Clara Bow, Regis Toomey, and Wynne Gibson, among others. Its exploration of criminal rehabilitation and the consequences of loyalty adds depth to the storyline. As a product of its time, Kick In provides insight into the pre-code era of filmmaking, showcasing the stylistic and thematic elements that defined the period. For collectors, this film represents an intriguing piece of cinema history from the early 1930s, produced by Paramount Pictures.