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Thursday, May 24, 2018

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     The Horror of It All
1964  NR  COMEDY  1h 15min
CAST— Pat Boone
MUSIC— Douglas Gamley  DIRECTOR— Terence Fisher

     The title says it all. Pat Boone plays an American coming to sweep his British fiancée off her feet… if only he can sweep around her kooky family. Upon his arrival at her ancestral estate family members start to drop like flies; it seems there’s a murderer on the loose. Using lots of oh-so-eerie sight gags and contraptions this seems like the long version of a terribly unfunny rerun of The Addams Family. A waste.
OUR RATING— *
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