Mitchum is totally menacing but the 2nd half of story isn't very interesting
Robert Mitchum plays a completely menacing character in The Night of the Hunter. He’s a preacher who murders and steals. He has “love” and “hate” tattooed on his knuckles which he uses to tell a story of good versus evil which Spike Lee borrowed for Do The Right Thing. He manipulates and threatens two little kids and their mother Shelley Winters in order to try to find some stolen money. After that great start however the rest of the movie turns into an extended chase which isn’t half as interesting. It’s very disappointing.
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