I didn't think too much and got fooled by this one. I should have known that Hitchcock stays away from the supernatural. That was left to Rod Serling. A couple of big guys have brought religion to a town that used to be tough and dangerous. They used their superior intellect and their brawn to put a stop. They then use a knowledge of religion to keep people in line. Then one day a little guy, dressed in black shows up. He challenges these two guys and robs the entire town. He seems to have a kind of force field around him where he can't be struck. I felt sorry for the town folks because they seemed defenseless. But old Alfred pulled a fast one on me.
Review of The Little Man Who Was There
