Montgomery Tully

Mike Billings decides to give gambling a go and it happens he’s good at it. His instant fortune attracts quite a number of characters including a con artist, a hired killer, and the requisite attractive woman.Read More »

britmovie.co.uk wrote:
Excellent British co-feature that develops briskly and is slightly longer than usual for this sort of film. Despite its length, Montgomery Tully’s crime drama is well adapted from Rupert Croft-Cooke’s novel and contains fine characterizations from a strong cast.
Ernie Peel (Arthur Lovegrove) is a prison bus driver bribed to take a detour en-route to jail so as to enable a gang of crooks to free their boss Bart Rennison (Tom Bowman).Read More »

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A failed business deal forces James Nevill to blackmail his weak-willed friend into murdering him so that his wife can collect his insurance, but circumstances suddenly change.Read More »

‘Out of the Fog’ (1962) stars David Sumner as a Scotland Yard policeman assigned the task of catching an elusive killer. The murderer only strikes during full moons and favours blondes, which leads George Mallon (Sumner) to formulate a plan that involves using the beautiful June (Susan Travers) to lure the criminal into the open. However, the plot is fraught with danger.Read More »

A composer stuck in a middle-class marriage finds that his affair with his wife’s half-sister has resulted in her pregnancy. When his wife refuses to give him a divorce he hatches a murder scheme that is too clever by half.

IMDB wrote:
Neat little British thriller directed by Montgomery Tulley, who was perhaps best known for the Merton Park Edgar Wallace and Scotland Yard crime dramas. A good story, well directed with an impressive cast, especially Laurence Payne as philandering songwriter Norman and the ever-reliable John Arnatt as the police inspector. There’s a neat twist at the end.Read More »

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“A U.S. Air Force pilot becomes the logical suspect after his wife is shot and killed. The thirty-six hours he has to clear himself are filled with twists and turns culminating in an exciting climax.”
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When he inadvertently contacts an alien race, astronomer Dr. Joe Burke, accompanied by his building and those within it, is transported to another galaxy. Upon arrival, the humans see a futuristic scenario of Earth’s fate, as this barbaric world was once a civilized society. Terrornauts is based on a Will F. Jenkins novel, The Wailing Asteroid which Jenkins published under his pseudonym of Murray Leinster.Read More »