Murder! 1930

New York Times: An intelligent, well-acted and thoroughly entertaining motion picture in the routine pattern of mystery thrillers. Read more

Dave Kehr, Chicago Reader: It remains a crucial insight into the development of one of the cinema's greatest artists, and so, essential viewing. Read more

Time Out: Perhaps the most provocative of all early British Hitchcocks. Read more

Variety Staff, Variety: Well photographed and mounted, it contains all the gadgets of the pet Alfred Hitchcock technique, from quick cutting to skillful dialog blending. Read more