Deadlock (1943 film)

The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "John Slater makes the twin brothers suitably unattractive, and Cecille Chevreau does her best with the unfortunate Eileen. Direction and dialogue are uninspired and the cast fail to evoke much sympathy, so that it is not a matter of great interest whether they are hanged or murdered."^[3]

Kine Weekly wrote: "There is more to the plot than meets the eye, but unfortunately neither the script-writers, cast nor director make the most of its psychological possibilities. Still, much of its surface action is suspenseful and exciting, and its climax exploits a well-timed twist. It's an each-way bet on balance. Reliable quota proposition for the smaller industrial halls."^[4]

• BFI 75 Most Wanted entry, with extensive notes
• Deadlock at IMDb

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