Suddenly (1954) delivers a tense, tightly paced crime thriller that unfolds almost entirely in one small town under siege. The film builds suspense through sharp dialogue and a claustrophobic setting as danger arrives without warning.
Directed by Lewis Allen, the story follows a group of assassins who take over a family home in the quiet town of Suddenly, California. Their leader, played by Frank Sinatra, plans to assassinate the President of the United States during a brief stop in town. As ten… Seguir leyendo