Ghosts on the Loose
1943, Comedy, 1h 4m
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Preparing for the wedding of his sister, Betty (Ava Gardner), to engineer Jack (Rick Vallin), Glimpy (Huntz Hall) receives help from his gang -- especially leader Mugs (Leo Gorcey), who helps them lie their way into getting a tuxedo and flowers. Prior to the wedding, Jack learns the neighboring house to the one he's purchased is haunted and reluctantly decides to sell. Unaware, the boys hope to surprise the couple by decorating the home -- only to discover very strange happenings next door.
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Genre: Comedy
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Original Language: English
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Director: William Beaudine
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Producer: Sam Katzman, Jack Dietz
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Distributor: Hollywood Movie Classics, Reel Media International [us], Unknown Video, Video Yesteryear, Celebrity Home Entertainment, Sinister Cinema, The Roan Group, LS Video, Gotham Distribution, Monogram Pictures Corporation, Teakwood Video, Liberty Home Video, Something Weird Video
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More Dead End (Bowery Boys) silliness as they try to help newlyweds into their new digs, only to discover that next door is a haunted mansion. What kind of kooky insanity will ensue now? Bela Lugosi arrives in time to pick up a check, but otherwise has little to do here. Was Ava Gardner in this as well? Fan of their antics = a good time, but kid stuff on the main.
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As a chance to see the momentary collision of an incredibly young Ava Gardner just beginning on her way up and The Bowery Boys and Bela Lugosi on their way down this is an okay little hour but it's second (or third) rate in every other way.
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This movie is partly funny and partly stupid. Maybe kids would like it?
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