The Old Dark House

The Old Dark House (1963)

  • 26% of users liked it
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Set in the title manse, this chilling comedy chronicles the spooky exploits of a Yankee car salesman working in London who sets out to deliver a car to a remote and very creepy Welsh estate. Unfortunately he discovers the owner dead. While attempting to leave a fierce storm erupts and he has a… More

Unrated,
Directed By
Genres
Horror, Mystery & Suspense, Comedy
In Theaters
Oct 31, 1963 Wide

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  • AJ V


    This is the usual murder mystery set in a big mansion with an unusual cast of characters in a strange family. It wasn't very scary or funny or anything, but it's mildly entertaining at least.

  • Bruce B


    This is a excellent remake of a 1932 film that then stared Boris Karloff, he was asked to come back for a role in this film but refused because the script read to much comedy. And that's what this is a comedy with a little horror One of William Castle's many films. The… More

  • Cindy I


    A remake -- but just barely -- of the classic James Whale horror comedy, this one doesn't come close in entertainment value. It's not scary, not funny, and it has Tom Poston as the handsome hero (?!?) all the girls want. It's a William Castle production so I… More

  • Tim S


    Definitely NOT William Castle's best flick, but worth a watch, anyway.

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