The Sniper

The Sniper

1952 · 88 min

Track The Sniper on TV Track

Save your progress, get episode alerts, and sync across devices.

The Sniper is a movie from United States, streaming on YouTube TV and TCM. It was released on May 9, 1952.

The film runs 88 minutes.

Synopsis

Eddie Miller struggles with his hatred of women, he's especially bothered by seeing women with their lovers. He starts a killing spree as a sniper by shooting women from far distances. In an attempt to get caught, he writes an anonymous letter to the police begging them to stop him.

Details

Year
1952
Country
United States
Genres
Crime and Thriller
Runtime
88 min

Where to watch The Sniper

Availability in United States

Streaming

More info on TMDB

Data from TMDB, powered by JustWatch.

Your Rating

Sign in to rate this title

Cast

Avatar

Arthur Franz

Avatar

Adolphe Menjou

Avatar

Gerald Mohr

Avatar

Marie Windsor

Avatar

Frank Faylen

Avatar

Richard Kiley

Avatar

Mabel Paige

Avatar

Marlo Dwyer

Similar movies

Woman on the Run
6.8 ★

Woman on the Run

1950 • Movie

Targets
7.1 ★

Targets

1968 • Movie

Nightfall
6.9 ★

Nightfall

1956 • Movie

Killers
6.0 ★

Killers

2010 • Movie

Nick of Time
6.2 ★

Nick of Time

1995 • Movie

While the City Sleeps
6.9 ★

While the City Sleeps

1956 • Movie

The Naked City
7.2 ★

The Naked City

1948 • Movie

Fallen Angel
6.5 ★

Fallen Angel

1945 • Movie

Cry of the City
6.7 ★

Cry of the City

1948 • Movie

Killer's Kiss
6.3 ★

Killer's Kiss

1955 • Movie

The Big Combo
7.0 ★

The Big Combo

1955 • Movie

Hostile Takeover
6.9 ★

Hostile Takeover

2025 • Movie

Add The Sniper to your TV Track list

Save to your watchlist and track when you have seen it — free, no credit card.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch The Sniper?

The Sniper is available on YouTube TV and TCM in United States.

When was The Sniper released?

The Sniper was released on May 9, 1952.

How long is The Sniper?

The Sniper runs 88 minutes.

Where was The Sniper produced?

The Sniper was produced in United States.

Comments

Share your thoughts with the community

Sign in to comment