The Woman in Green

About This Movie

The Woman in Green is a fascinating entry in the Basil Rathbone Sherlock Holmes series, directed by Roy William Neill. It has this eerie atmosphere, really making you feel the tension of the London fog. The plot revolves around some pretty gruesome murders of young women, each with a severed finger, which gives it a macabre edge. The pacing is tight, keeping you guessing as Holmes connects the dots amidst the sinister backdrop. The performances, particularly Rathbone's, are engaging, and the supporting cast adds to the intrigue. There's a distinct blend of crime and supernatural elements, with practical effects that, while not groundbreaking, add to the unsettling vibe. It’s a notable showcase of how the series balanced mystery with a darker tone.

Interesting blend of crime and supernatural themes. · Notable for its eerie atmosphere and practical effects. · Tight pacing keeps the suspense alive throughout.