BLIND SPOT (1947)

Blind Spot (1947)

Blind Spot is a taut film noir directed by Robert Gordon, featuring Chester Morris as a hard-drinking mystery novelist who becomes the prime suspect in a murder case. The film unfolds with sharp twists and an engaging whodunit plot as the protagonist races to clear his name while unraveling the real killer’s identity. Though modest in production values, it offers a brisk pace, clever dialogue, and a solid lead performance. Blind Spot is an entertaining entry in the noir genre, delivering suspense and intrigue for fans of classic crime thrillers.