Night After Night After Night

There's a killer on the loose in London, and whilst our typically craggy copper DI Rowan investigates, Judge Lomax is busy in court, dishing out harsh sentences to everyone who comes before him.

Cast

Jack May

as Judge Lomax

Gilbert Wynne

as Inspector Bill Rowan

Linda Marlowe

as Jenny Rowan

Justine Lord

as Helena Lomax

Donald Sumpter

as Pete Laver

Jack Smethurst

as Chief Inspector

Terry Scully

as Carter

Peter Forbes-Robertson

as Powell

Jacqueline Clarke

as Josie Leach

Michael Nightingale

as Martingale, solicitor

Reviews

Wuchak

**_A psycho switchblade killer is on the loose in sleazy late 60’s London_** The corpses of attractive females are stacking up and so a no-nonsense detective (Gilbert Wynne) tries to zero-in on the murderer. Is it a womanizing punk, a court clerk or someone else? “Night, After Night, After Nig...

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