Inside Job

"This terse programmer is notable as the final credit of writer-director Tod Browning (Freaks), although he’d written the story years before it was made. Some of his distinctive traits are evident in the tale of newlywed ex-cons (Ann Rutherford and Alan Curtis) forced into a mobster’s plan to rob a downtown department store. It’s a B movie through and through, but one with clever business peppering a plot that consistently zigs when you expect it to zag. Featuring the stalwart Preston Foster as the dapper gangster." Quoting the description from the 2010 San Francisco Film Noir Festival site.