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Considering this is 70+ years old it is not too bad. Budget confined to limited set scenes, basically on a train then a waiting room, it is a classic British whodunnit with a very worthwhile twist at the end. Plenty of atmosphere, cold and fake snow LOL. 8 out of 8 found this helpful.
Running time. 65 minutes. Country. United Kingdom. Language. English. Mystery Junction is a 1951 British mystery crime film directed by Michael McCarthy and starring Sydney Tafler, Barbara Murray and Patricia Owens. [1] The screenplay concerns a writer who narrates a crime story for a fellow passenger on a train journey.
Rating: 5 (from 1 vote) Review: On this wintry night, Larry Gordon ( Sydney Tafler) is on a train trying to catch up with some shut-eye when he can’t help but notice the little old lady sitting opposite him in the compartment keeps glancing and peering at him over the top of her book. He also notes the book has his photograph on it, for it is ...
- Michael McCarthy
- 5 (from 1 vote)
- Thriller
- 1951
Mystery Junction 1951 1h 7m Crime Drama Mystery & Thriller List Reviews While a man is being moved by train to attend his trial, many attempts are made on his life.
- Crime, Drama, Mystery & Thriller
- Sydney Tafler
- Michael Mccarthy
Larry Gordon, well-known crime writer, is on a train journey when a scream is heard. Upon investigation, the guard had been mugged and a man murdered and the passengers are held at a station by a gangster. Another man is arrested but the full story is yet to be discovered.
Popular reviews. Mild snooping at the Mystery Junction (1951). For what's a minor British picture, it at least sets the whole thing up nicely. Not too thrilling or anything like that, but it's a cozy little crime on rails.
Synopsis. Larry Gordon, well-known crime writer, is on a train journey when a scream is heard. Upon investigation, the guard had been mugged and a man murdered. Another man is arrested but the ...
