The Last Man on Earth (1964)
Dirs: Sidney Salkow / Ubaldo Ragona
Vincent plays the titular man. He walks as if the weight of what's left of the world is on his shoulders, a visible sign that he's a man for whom routine has become a kind of prison.
There's a lengthy flashback to a happier time that could've and should've been emotionally powerful, but some painfully bad dubbing issues leave the scenes feeling cheap and insincere.
Had they been rectified it would've been a better film, because the sense of isolation the story requires is captured well-enough.
