Suddenly (1954)

A tense, somewhat prescient drama in which Frank Sinatra plays a psychopathic triggerman hired to kill the United States President. On the way he and his two partners take over a widow’s house, which is perfectly situated for an ambush. After Kennedy’s assassination, the film was shelved and Sinatra tried to have the prints destroyed.

Frank Sinatra, Sterling Hayden, James Gleason

1954, B&W, 76 minutes