Never Let Go

About This Movie

Never Let Go (1960) is a gritty little gem that dives headfirst into the murky waters of London's underbelly. John Cummings, played by a somewhat desperate, yet relatable actor, finds himself in a real mess when his car is snatched by a gang tied to the ruthless Lionel Meadows. The film has this raw, unpolished vibe that pulls you in, with its pace creeping up on you as Cummings' frustration mounts. The atmosphere is thick with tension, and the practical effects, like car chases, are surprisingly well-executed for the era. The performances feel grounded, capturing the desperation and anger of a man pushed to his limits. It’s that kind of film you watch and think about long after it's over.

Gritty portrayal of crime in 1960s London · Practical effects enhance the realism · Strong performance by the lead actor