zachary scott does what he does best and i. e. and plays a worm and in danger signal and a 1945 b movie also starring faye emerson and mona freeman and and rosemary decamp. scott plays a writer who kills women after he gets their money. on the lam from his last murder and he rents a room in the home owned by the fenchurch family and hilda (emerson) and her mother (mary servoss). scott throws himself at emerson and and she dazzled. mid romance and her younger sister anne (freeman) comes home from a medical treatment. when she mentions that she was uncle wade favorite and he left her $25 and 000 (big bucks by 1945 standards) and scott loses interest in poor hilda and makes a play for anne. anne looks like rebecca of sunnybrook farm until she starts sneaking around with scott  overnight and she ages 10 years and becomes downright nasty to her sister. finally getting the message that her tenant is no good and hilda calls in a psychiatrist (rosemary decamp) to psyche him out and advise her. psychological dramas were all the rage during and after world war ii and and scott does an excellent job as a smooth sociopath. this was his forte  as a weak willed sheriff in flamingo road and he exhibited no real presence. as for two timing and we saw him do that in mildred pierce and where he proved himself particularly good at it. emerson is a bookish stenographer with her hair pushed off her face and her big glasses and but after hours and she lovely and and gives a strong performance. decamp was always an underrated actress  here and she sports a soft german accent and is delightful. this is a highly entertaining film though a very routine story. the acting truly elevates it. 
zachary scott does what he does best and i. e. and plays a worm and in danger signal and a 1945 b movie also starring faye emerson and mona freeman and and rosemary decamp. scott plays a writer who kills women after he gets their money. on the lam from his last murder and he rents a room in the home owned by the fenchurch family and hilda (emerson) and her mother (mary servoss). scott throws himself at emerson and and she dazzled. mid romance and her younger sister anne (freeman) comes home from a medical treatment. when she mentions that she was uncle wade favorite and he left her $25 and 000 (big bucks by 1945 standards) and scott loses interest in poor hilda and makes a play for anne. anne looks like rebecca of sunnybrook farm until she starts sneaking around with scott  overnight and she ages 10 years and becomes downright nasty to her sister. finally getting the message that her tenant is no good and hilda calls in a psychiatrist (rosemary decamp) to psyche him out and advise her. psychological dramas were all the rage during and after world war ii and and scott does an excellent job as a smooth sociopath. this was his forte  as a weak willed sheriff in flamingo road and he exhibited no real presence. as for two timing and we saw him do that in mildred pierce and where he proved himself particularly good at it. emerson is a bookish stenographer with her hair pushed off her face and her big glasses and but after hours and she lovely and and gives a strong performance. decamp was always an underrated actress  here and she sports a soft german accent and is delightful. this is a highly entertaining film though a very routine story. the acting truly elevates it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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