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'She's dead,' muses Richard Carlson. 'She doesn't exist. She's a perfume, she's a footprint, she's a hand, she's a face in a picture...' In other words, she sure is present for something that 'doesn't exist'; isn't that the way 'dead' loves tend to be? Jan 6, 2014 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
'She's dead,' muses Richard Carlson. 'She doesn't exist. She's a perfume, she's a footprint, she's a hand, she's a face in a picture...' In other words, she sure is present for something that 'doesn't exist'; isn't that the way 'dead' loves tend to be?
John Beifuss
Though it's passable entertainment, the ghost story developments are too ridiculous to be even considered real possibilities. Oct 31, 2012 | Rating: C+ | Full Review…
Though it's passable entertainment, the ghost story developments are too ridiculous to be even considered real possibilities.
Dennis Schwartz
Bert I. Gordon is most well known for his low-budget 1950s sci-fi pics, but this little seen relic of 1960 is actually one of his better efforts. It is also one of the more entertaining installments of the always enjoyable Mystery Science Theater 3000. Aug 19, 2010 | Full Review…
Bert I. Gordon is most well known for his low-budget 1950s sci-fi pics, but this little seen relic of 1960 is actually one of his better efforts. It is also one of the more entertaining installments of the always enjoyable Mystery Science Theater 3000.
Steve Biodrowski
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