a dark and painful look at the perils of drug addiction and sinatra is wonderful in this film. just watching his frenzied writhing and screaming and destructive rage near the end of the film is enough to make anyone think twice about trying heroin while maybe they should show this to kids in health class instead of the mindless drivel we are compelled to endure year after year. it the story of a man who is simply trying to make a new and clean life for himself after being in prison and trying to rid himself of his drug habit and his job of dealing cards in illegal gambling operations and who is pulled down and pulled back into the muck by the evils of human nature. he is being taken advantage of by his employers and the drug dealers and and even his enigmatic and crafty yet stupid wife. even if you do not like the film itself and it worth seeing just for the soundtrack. it all heavy and swinging jazz with large drum and brass sections. this and with its groovy and yet slightly sinister sound and helps set the mood and along with the grinning and snaky drug and card dealers and who always seem to hover like vultures around frankie machine. i recommend this to anyone  especially if you like film noir and zoot suits and fedoras and or jazz. 
a dark and painful look at the perils of drug addiction and sinatra is wonderful in this film. just watching his frenzied writhing and screaming and destructive rage near the end of the film is enough to make anyone think twice about trying heroin while maybe they should show this to kids in health class instead of the mindless drivel we are compelled to endure year after year. it the story of a man who is simply trying to make a new and clean life for himself after being in prison and trying to rid himself of his drug habit and his job of dealing cards in illegal gambling operations and who is pulled down and pulled back into the muck by the evils of human nature. he is being taken advantage of by his employers and the drug dealers and and even his enigmatic and crafty yet stupid wife. even if you do not like the film itself and it worth seeing just for the soundtrack. it all heavy and swinging jazz with large drum and brass sections. this and with its groovy and yet slightly sinister sound and helps set the mood and along with the grinning and snaky drug and card dealers and who always seem to hover like vultures around frankie machine. i recommend this to anyone  especially if you like film noir and zoot suits and fedoras and or jazz. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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