The Naked Street

A stew of wild implausibility. The best thing about this one is the cast. Although Granger does come off a bit misplaced in the middle--where he's acting like some swaggering mook--he's able to get things back on track as soon as he's able to invoke his Hapless Victim of Cruel Fate persona. And there's a genuinely touching moment toward the end, when Quinn is unable to understand why his sister hates him. Oh yeah, and the gag suspect names are good for a snicker (Maxwell Shane and Joe King).