February 2, 2008
Ah, Ed Wood, where would the world be without you? (Almost joyfully) cheesy and bad.
Duke Moore, John Carpenter (III), Kenne Duncan
A team of phony, scam-artist mediums bilk money out of unsuspecting clients until, much to their surprise, some real ghosts arrive to haunt them.
Directed by: Duke Moore, Edward D. Wood Jr, Edward Wood Jr, John Carpenter, Kenne Duncan, Paul Marco, Tor Johnson, Valda Hansen
Release Date: January 1, 1959
DVD Release Date: May 14, 2002
Stats: 85 reviews
Flixster Reviews (85)
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November 19, 2009There is a reason Ed Wood is so well-known, and there is more to it than just the notorious Michael Medved review. His movies may be horrible, but there is a charm to them that is not found in others of this era, style and quality. Cops are investigating an isolated house after t...( read more)
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April 18, 2009Ed Wood usually falls into the so bad it's entertaining genre of filmmaking (yes, it's a genre). Night of the Ghouls, while bad and entertaining because of it, also happens to be dull most of the time.
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August 7, 2008Another Ed Wood tour de farce.
Bad acting, bad direction, bad writing, bad everything. Hysterical if you can stay awake. -
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December 2, 2007Ed Wood's best film- he turns his crude, low-rent style into a plus, adding a carny funhouse atmosphere.
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August 25, 2007Not quite a zero because, I suppose, one could make fun of it, but I wasn't amused.
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