And Then There Were None

In this classic Agatha Christie whodunit (originally called Ten Little Indians), eight strangers are lured by a cryptic invitation to a deserted island and left stranded there with only two household servants for company. Ten little soldier statues sit on the mantelpiece, with a nursery rhyme that describes how each of the miniature soldiers dies, "until there were none." A mysterious voice accuses each of the guests of having gotten away with murder -- and then one of them drops dead. Can the other "soldiers" discover the identity of the murderer before they all fall prey to this sadistic trap?