Roadhouse Nights. A gangster film that captures the wild energy of the Prohibition with bootleggers (1930)
Based on the Hammett novel, this ultra-rare film—is nominally taken from the author's classic gang-war novel Red Harvest, which proved too brutal and cynical even for pre-Code Hollywood.
Synopsis from the Internet Archive item. Streaming from YouTube.
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