Murderers Club of Brooklyn

Matt Helm, a spy and former government assassin, is forced out of retirement to stop a diabolical plot. A villainous organization known as the "Iron Jaw" has developed a doomsday device capable of destroying the world, and they plan to sell it to the highest bidder. Helm must race against time, navigate treacherous situations, and enlist the help of unlikely allies, including the beautiful Tanya and the seductive Iron Jaw operative, Irina, to thwart the plan.

Murderers' Row was met with mixed to negative reviews from critics upon its release. While Dean Martin's charismatic performance as Matt Helm was often cited as a highlight, the film was generally criticized for its convoluted plot, over-the-top action sequences, and a lack of genuine suspense. Audiences, however, found it to be a moderately entertaining spy caper that fit the popular genre of the time.

• Dean Martin's charm carries the film, but the plot is often nonsensical.

• The action is plentiful but lacks originality and excitement.

• A forgettable entry in the spy genre, relying heavily on formula.

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Ann-Margret was reportedly paid a significant salary for her role in the film, despite the relatively short screen time she had.