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Hysterical (1983)
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Reviews Counted:4
Fresh:0
Rotten:4
Average Rating:N/A
Runtime: 86 mins
Genre: Comedies
Synopsis: A crazy comedy about a haunted lighthouse which is occupied by the vengeful spirit of a spurned woman. The murder mystery plot is played strictly for laughs, making sport of such period action and... A crazy comedy about a haunted lighthouse which is occupied by the vengeful spirit of a spurned woman. The murder mystery plot is played strictly for laughs, making sport of such period action and horror movies as THE AMITYVILLE HORROR, THE EXORCIST, JAWS and RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK. Easily filed in the tradition of AIRPLANE! and SCARY MOVIE. [More]
Starring: Hudson Brothers, Cindy Pickett, Richard Kiel, Julie Newmar
Starring: Hudson Brothers, Cindy Pickett, Richard Kiel, Julie Newmar, Bud Cort, Murray Hamilton, Gary Owens, Clint Walker, Franklin Ajaye, Charlie Callas, Keenan Wynn
Director: Chris Bearde
Director: Chris Bearde
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Release:
Jan 30, 2001
Reviews for Hysterical
Tries real hard, but yields very little. Deservedly obscure early 80's horror spoof.
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