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This film just gave me an extra cozy spooky season hug! I love all the Abbott & Costello monster films. They’re not scary, but are loads of fun! On this watch what stood out was how much Joan Davis’ physical comedy brought to the story & the humor.💕 Also the set designs…
A charming and cozy Abbott and Costello feature, "Hold That Ghost" is most notable for being the film that sparked their connection with the horror element. This film's notable success lead to the comedy pair meeting up in a feature with seemingly each of the respective…
While all the other 9 year old kids at school were cracking up at Scary Movie or the latest Will Ferrell movie or whatever, I was dying laughing at Costello being scared for 80 minutes
Cinematic Time Capsule 1941 Marathon - Film #46 ”Somebody's trying to scare us out of this house.” Lou and Bud take a break from military flicks for some old-fashioned haunted house hijinks. They’re bequeathed a tavern by Moose Mattson, but it soon becomes clear…
Despite the poster and the delightful opening credits, there's not a single ghost to be had here, and no, a mobster with a sheet thrown over his head doesn't count. This isn't too great, lotta gags overstay their welcome and the movie doesn't make a whole lot of sense,…
Yes, yes, yes, We've got Abbott We've got Costello A ghost It's held Sure Joan Davis was a delightful addition to the usual A&C antics. It's nice seeing a woman being both funny & physical while holding her own when on-screen with two comedic titans. Too bad she didn't do…
HoopTober 8.0 (Film 6 of 34) - Haunted House (1 of 2) The Podcast Macabre 2021 Horror Challenge (Film 27 of 52) - #19 - Haunted house/location A haiku review: Haunted speak-easy Bud and Lou are always gold Da twain on twack twee In addition to HoopTober and…
fairly certain that this inspired at least three sequences in Thundercrack!
having seen so many movies like this, i grew up with the expectation that, whenever you got into a vehicle with several strangers, there was a 90% chance that together you would end up fleeing into a spooky abandoned mansion once your ride got junked, and that there was…
This was like Three Stooges physical comedy in a haunted house. My first experience with Abbott and Costello as well, and they're fantastic. Plus, they're now on my radar to check out more. Costello's physical comedy is crazy good, but the wordplay between them both is also good.