Godfrey Grayson reappears as the stalwart director for early, post-war Hammer Films, and he comes up with what is alternatively his most interesting and, perhaps, ambitious film for the small British studio yet, but also one of his least successful at the same time. Another adaptation of a BBC radio drama (how many did the BBC have?), this time about The Rev, an Anglican preacher who says that he should have been a police detective, Meet Simon Cherry is a primitive play on point of view that...