Summary:
By 1958, director Roger Corman had switched from making low-budgeters like Apache Woman to movies like the gangster flic I, Mobster that might be found outside of the drive-in setting. The ungrammatical title refers to Joe Sante (Steve Cochran) and his career of climbing the ladder in the hierarchy of organized crime. Now at the top rung, Sante is taking the Fifth Amendment b... Full Summary >>

Cast:
Steve Cochran - (Joe Sante)
Lita Milan - (Teresa Porter)
Robert Strauss - (Black Frankie Udino)
Celia Lovsky - (Mrs. Sante)
John Brinkley - (Ernie Porter)
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Review:
While hardly a big budget affair, I, Mobster did provide Roger Corman with a more workable budget than those of many of his earlier (and some later) films. Mobster is altogether only an average film, but it does have some elements that stand out. Steve Cochran's star performance is one of these. Cochran could be a frustrating actor, ... Continue >>

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