Ten Little Indians (1965)
Director: George Pollock
Starring: Hugh O'Brian, Shirley Eaton, Fabian
Synopsis:
Ten people are invited to a mountaintop retreat, where they are accused of various crimes and threatened with judgment. Then they start to end up dead one after another.
Impressions:
This is a decent adaptation of And Then There Were None with a 60s bent, but I personally prefer the 1945 version. There's nothing really wrong with this one, but it feels a bit weaker. The cast isn't as compelling and what it brings new to the table doesn't really feel sufficient to warrant a remake. Some people might like the cheesecake factor of Shirley Eaton and Christopher Lee does the voice on the record at the beginning, so that's something. Final word: It's not a bad watch, but look to the '45 version if you want the story done better.
50/50