The Decks Ran Red 1958 DVDRip XViD

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The Decks Ran Red 1958 DVDRip XViD
  • Release date: 14 Dec 1958
  • Release year: 1958
  • Runtime: 84 minutes
  • Country: United States
  • Keywords: woman murders a man, prologue, scene during opening credits, husband wife relationship, color in title, ship's crew, kiss, writer producer director, ship's cook, attempted mutiny
  • Budget: $593,000
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A band of dishonest seamen plan a murderous mutiny aboard the S.S. Berwind.
During the 1950s, the American cargo ship SS Berwind, an old WW2-era Liberty Ship, is stuck in New Zealand without a captain. The captain died of an apparent heart attack but some crew members suspect foul play. The captain's body is taken away by the coroner for an autopsy. Uneasy about their presence on the ship, the ship's steward and cook run away while in port, forcing the ship to hire a local Maori cook with his wife as steward. The parent company of the SS Berwind also hires a new captain for it. Edwin Rummill, is the First Officer on a luxury cruise liner and agrees to fly to New Zealand to take charge of the Berwind. Once aboard the ship, Rummill is greeted by an undisciplined crew, demoralized officers and an untidy vessel. Being already three days late, the ship sails immediately. Unknown to Rummill, to his officers and to most of the men, crew members Henry Scott and Leroy Martin are hardened criminals with an evil plan. They are plotting to incite the rest of the crew to start a mutiny. They also intend destroying the radio equipment and to kill everyone aboard and, after drifting on the Pacific for a few months, claim the salvage fee of a million dollars for the derelict vessel and its cargo. Scott and Martin have firearms stashed away in the engine room. Everyone else on the ship is unarmed, save for the Captain who has an old Luger pistol. The ship has food and supplies for six months.

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