Munster, Go Home!

We had this taped from TV when I was a kid. I still remember some of the ads that played in between act breaks as if they were part of the movie themselves. I remember really liking this as a child, which means it was a success since that's who it was intended for.…

Branson Reese

Herman Munster is an all-timer and every scene he's in brings a tiny ray of sunshine into this dull and miserable life.

Feck

"Munster, Go Home!" is a 1966 comedy directed by Earl Bellamy. Based upon the often-favorite sitcom "The Munsters" (1964-1966) which now needs no real introduction within the lexicon of television popularity, "Munster, Go Home!" serves to be a companioned film near the end…

Blake Bergman "Various Spaghetti"

Wanted to familiarize myself with the Munsters before Zombie's take. I dig this, despite it feeling decidedly "TV," from back before the mediums were virtually indistinguishable. There are lots of jokes that just sort of hang there for a few seconds, as if to give an…

Dylan van Frankfoort

If you're in the mood for something goofy and lighthearted, "Munster, Go Home!" might hit the spot. Herman inherits a giant estate in England, so the whole fam heads over - only to find their distant cousins aren’t exactly welcoming. I haven't seen the original show, but it…

kat🕷

WAYYYY better than the Rob Zombie atrocity from 2022. Far more true to the original TV characters (and includes all of them except Marilyn, who has been replaced by the much younger Debbie Watson), the humor is the same slapstick style, and the Blu-ray release even LOOKS…

Digital Press

I was at the thrift store yesterday, didn't find any VHS but I did find Munster, Go Home! on DVD. It's essentially a long episode but in magnificent mid-60s technicolor with some real digs at the English, here are some notable cutdowns: "thin lip wallabies in London!" "you…

Hollie Horror

Ragging on Marilyn for being hideous will be never not be funny.

FakeVoorhees

I’m Drowning My Sorrow Over Mashiro Leaving Zenkimi by watching a ton of Horror Movies. (aka October Horror Marathon 2020). Movie #56 I was never a Munsters fan as a kid, but I've always loved this movie. The humour just works for me.

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