the movie's murder-mystery heart never truly gets pumping, though; the psychological games prove far less tantalizing than the filmmaker's evocation of a wintry 1960 Northeast
as its quickly stumbles through its crimes and clues, "A Kind of Murder" leaves you with the uneasy feeling that a promising mystery has simply been designed to death
a fine cast and Highsmith's name will attract attention at fests, but commercial prospects aren't what they might have been for this feature outing by Brit TV vet Goddard
by Roger Moore [Movie Nation ]
