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East Side Kids
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When the East Side Kids try to do a good deed by fixing up an old house just bought by two newlyweds (Ava Gardner, Rick Vallin), they mistakenly enter a neighboring "haunted" house. They discover that the house is actually a secret hideout for Nazi operatives led by Bela Lugosi. The Kids try to capture the band of foreign agents and put a stop to their sinister plans. With a bizarre screenplay by Kenneth Higgins and under the direction of William Beaudine, the East Side Kids take their madcap antics to absurd and even surreal dimensions.
The Bowery Boys (the East Side Kids) end up in comedic horror when they try to renovate a crumbling house for Glimpy's newlywed sister and her husband. When the arrive at the address, they mistakenly start to work on the house next door--which is rumored to be haunted! Instead of ghosts, however, the Boys find a group of Nazi spies, led by Bela Lugosi.
1940s | Buddies | Comedy | Comedy (General) | Friends | Friendships | Haunted Houses | Horror | Horror Movies | Slapstick | Slapstick Comedy | Vintage
| Starring | Bela Lugosi & East Side Kids | |
| Directed by | William Beaudine | |
| Screenplay by | Kenneth Higgins |
East Side Kids DVD Series:
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Ghosts On The Loose
Movie Lover: henri donadille from clamart, Hauts-de-Seine FR -- March, 29, 2004
Monogam's follow up vehicle for Lugosi and the East Side Kids after their entertaining "Spooks Run Wild" is just so disappointing. Basically it's a film where nothing happens. Most of the action in the first half center on the wedding of Huntz Hall's sister! Throughout the second half there are no ghosts, only enemy agents in a cheap looking mansion. Dreary background music is so monotonous and repetitive that it almost put me to sleep. I've tried to like this film because I like Bela and the kids but it's a film that just won't cooperate!
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