Noir Alley: Eddie Muller on Where Danger Lives (1950)

Where Danger Lives - (Original Trailer)

A psychopath draws her doctor into her murderous schemes in Where Danger Lives (1950), a film noir directed by John Farrow and starring Robert Mitchum and Faith Domergue.

Where Danger Lives -- (Movie Clip) Appealing, Isn't She?

Inebriated Dr. Cameron (Robert Mitchum) was just leaving after discovering Margo (Faith Domergue) forgot to tell him she was married to Lannington (Claude Rains) in John Farrow's Where Danger Lives, 1950.

Where Danger Lives (1950) -- (Movie Clip) Before I Pass Out

Presuming one could tell the difference, en route to the Mexican border, Dr. Cameron (Robert Mitchum) explains to fellow fugitive lover Margo (Faith Domergue) that he'll soon be unconscious, in Where Danger Lives, 1950.

Where Danger Lives (1950) -- (Movie Clip) Tell Yourself A Bedtime Story

From the credits, looks like San Francisco, Dr. Cameron (Robert Mitchum) displaying compassion and good surgical mask hygiene for the kids in the ward, in Where Danger Lives, 1950, co-starring Faith Domergue in her debut for Howard Hughes' RKO.

Where Danger Lives (1950) -- (Movie Clip) Whiskers Week

Absurdity from sometime-Hitchcock screenwriter Charles Bennett, as fugitive murder suspects Jeff (Robert Mitchum) and Margo (Faith Domergue), headed for the Mexican border, get busted in Arizona for insufficient facial hair, in Where Danger Lives, 1950.