Sherlock Holmes Faces Death 1943

Overview

Sherlock Holmes Faces Death is a mystery, crime, and thriller film released in the United States on September 17, 1943. Directed by Roy William Neill, the motion picture has a runtime of one hour and eight minutes. The plot is set during the Second World War and centers on a series of murders that take place at a convalescent home. Dr. Watson, who has volunteered his services at the facility, summons Sherlock Holmes to assist with the investigation. The master detective arrives to solve the crimes by examining a long list of suspects. This group of potential perpetrators includes the patients recovering at the home, as well as the staff and the owners of the establishment. The production is categorized under the mystery and thriller genres. According to available data, the film holds a 74 percent score on the Tomatometer. Additional promotional materials for the feature have associated the film with the tagline, The ritual begins and the bodies follow.