I The Jury 3D Blu Ray 1953

I, the Jury 3D is a film noir crime drama based on Mickey Spillane's novel of the same name. The story follows private detective Mike Hammer as he investigates the brutal murder of his close friend, Jack Williams. Determined to find the killer, Hammer dives into the dark underworld of crime, deception, and corruption in New York City.

As Hammer digs deeper, he discovers a complex web of intrigue involving powerful gangsters, femme fatales, and corrupt officials. Along the way, he encounters dangerous characters and faces numerous threats, but his relentless pursuit of justice drives him forward. Hammer's investigation leads him to a shocking and unexpected conclusion, unveiling the truth behind his friend's murder and exposing the sinister forces at play in the city.

Filled with suspense, twists, and hard-boiled dialogue, I, the Jury 3D captures the essence of classic film noir, immersing viewers in a gripping tale of crime, betrayal, and retribution in the seedy underbelly of post-war America.

Quite a surprise, this one, based on the Mickey Spillane book, done very much in the film noir style and shot in 3D! Actually watching this flat it is only the opening with the dying man crawling towards the camera with his hand reaching forward that I was aware of the 3D origins and we are swiftly on to an absorbing thriller. Not as tough and sexy as the book but a really decent effort with some super shadowy location filming. Biff Elliot, of whom I had never heard, is fine in the lead, if not sensational but the crackling dialogue and constant action keep things moving along nicely while Peggie Castle is great as the femme fatale. Low budget and maybe nothing too special but tight and bold. Very likable.