Lewis"" cult classicGun Crazy (1949)with John Dall and Peggy Cummins, Nicholas Ray""sThey Live By Night (1949)(remade by Robert Altman with its original itleThieves Like Us (1974)from Edward Anderson""s source novel and starring Shelley Duvall and Keith Carradine), andThe Bonnie Parker Story (1958)with Dorothy Provine and Jack Hogan."In Austria at Dressler""s home, he plotted with the other conspirators regarding the shipment and detonation of the bomb.To protect the earnings of other child actors, the Coogan Law required that 15% of a child""s earnings be set aside in a trust that could not be tapped without a court order until the child came of age...then he""s still there."Film Notables (Awards, Facts, etc.)The film was filled with horror-film cliches, such as spooky music (screeching violins similar toPsycho""s and Bernard Hermann""s soundtrack), false alarms, crazed characters, red herrings, dead phone lines, sex before death, cat-and-mouse style killings, premonitions of terror, subjective ("point-of-view") camera work stalkings, a terrific rainstorm, the concluding boo-moment (similar toCarrie (1976)), a Friday the 13th full-moon, etc.