Crime of the century! Only a thin white line stood between him and ten million in gold!
A group of criminals executes a meticulously planned armored car heist, but their escape quickly unravels as tensions, mistrust, and unforeseen obstacles arise. Pursued relentlessly by the police, each member faces the consequences of their choices and hidden betrayals. The narrative builds to a suspenseful conclusion, highlighting the thin line between success and disaster in the criminal underworld.
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There’s no mistaking Plunder Road’s “second feature on a double bill” status, but it’s a surprisingly well made film that offers great location photography and some nice performances from a game cast of notable character actors. Anyone who’s ever gotten stuck in Los Angeles traffic is going to love the denouement of this film.
Jeffrey Kauffman, Olive Blu-ray review (Blu-ray.com, 2013)
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Notes
- Kino’s Blu-ray is included in the “Film Noir: The Dark Side of Cinema XXII” box set with The Enforcer (1951) and The Scarlet Hour (1956). Trailers included: The Lady from Shanghai (1947), Behind the High Wall (1956) and Man Afraid (1957).
- Olive’s Blu-ray contains no extras.
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