i saw this on tcm recently and and through the imdb i found that there were seven crime doctor movies with warner baxter as the psychiatrist detective. baxter is a bit long in the tooth compared to his stolid performance in 42nd street a decade earlier. not noir and and a bit campy today and the movie also has a touch of the possible supernatural. the plot and black and white cinematography and characters are far more complex than those of the mr. moto and charlie chan series. there are subplots and unexpected twists and appearances by a number of b movie stalwartly we all should recognize immediately (none ever made it to the a status). it is a wonderfully unpredictable 70 minutes. i would love to see a boxed dvd series of these films. 
i saw this on tcm recently and and through the imdb i found that there were seven crime doctor movies with warner baxter as the psychiatrist detective. baxter is a bit long in the tooth compared to his stolid performance in 42nd street a decade earlier. not noir and and a bit campy today and the movie also has a touch of the possible supernatural. the plot and black and white cinematography and characters are far more complex than those of the mr. moto and charlie chan series. there are subplots and unexpected twists and appearances by a number of b movie stalwartly we all should recognize immediately (none ever made it to the a status). it is a wonderfully unpredictable 70 minutes. i would love to see a boxed dvd series of these films. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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