Mr. Moto's Last Warning

One of the better entries in the "Mr. Moto" series from 20th Century-Fox, Mr. Moto's Last Warning comes to DVD in a decent low-priced edition from Alpha Video. Costing between $5 and $8 depending upon where one buys it, this disc offers a passable tranfer of a clean if not terribly bright print. This is one of the best B-mysteries ever made at Fox, with afairly complex plot and a cast worthy of an "A" title, including George Sanders (sporting a French accent), Ricardo Cortez (playing a dangerously paranoid ventriloquist), Robert Coote (as a buffoonish English tourist-author), John Carradine (cast effectively against type as a British secret service agent), and a bogus Moto lurking around as well. FoxVideo could, undoubtedly, deliver a better looking disc if they ever had a mind to, but as there's almost no chance of that -- movies starring European actors in Oriental detective roles are too politically incorrect today -- this is probably as good a chance as we'll ever have to enjoy thi