Crime Rave

A private detective is hired to investigate a series of crimes that seem to be linked to a dance hall known as the 'Crime Rave'. As he delves deeper, he uncovers a complex web of intrigue involving gangsters and a mysterious woman.

Crime Rave is a lesser-known B-movie from the late 1930s. While it offers a glimpse into the era's crime dramas, it is generally considered a standard, unexceptional entry in the genre, with some noting its formulaic plot and pacing.

• Features a typical detective narrative of its time.
• The pacing can be slow for modern audiences.
• Competent, but unremarkable, crime film.

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The film was produced by Banner Productions, a smaller studio that often focused on low-budget genre pictures.