Another great movie! I love the movies from the 30's 40's 50's 💗 (and some of the 60's too!) They just don't make movies like this anymore. All the movies now depend on blow ups, death-defying stunts & horrific "mother nature's" disasters! That's not to say that there aren't many great actors, just that movies now are more about the stunts and not the actors ability to transport the audience to a different time or place.
Love these old movies. Such style back in those days. Love the storm and light's going out. That's what makes a good creepy movie. All the buzzards show up at the deathof someome and the reading of a will.
I do love these oldies. It's so funny that the characters were made to do stupid things even then. A dark room, at night, the light bulbss don't work (after 20 years that's understandable), the only light is a match and the bright lights in the hall, so lets shut the door!
good plot, he gives each of his relatives a million dollars in his will and then the long lost granddaughter show up and he gives all of it to her, so you know one of the relatives will plot to get rid of her, then the plot takes a twist and the real grand daughter shows up. you know they will try to get rid of her too... fun movie. great cast, real good spooky music too...
These Closed Captions are generated by speech recognising algorithms that need audible sound. Since that is lacking on these old recordings, the result is not that good. You can recognise automatically generated closed captions by the fact that there is no punctuation or capitalisation.
@@marlene-rr2ih - Now you mention it; I also was surprised recently by some very bad interpretations of spoken text, of a kind I had not seen for a while. Still, good or bad, it is an algorythm (that can capitalise now too), unless a enthousiast fan has taken the time to type the captions.
Fun movie. Towards the end, at around the 51:00 mark, they walk into a locked room where the light doesn't work. WHY would she close the door that lets the light in from the hall to walk into a dark room, lit only by a match that the old man is holding?
58:12 that's one of the masks from the Twilight Zone episode with the old man who makes his family wear them the night he dies, and they end up looking like the masks.
Ha,ha,ha,ha,ha...hey, wait a minute, this isn't a comedy, ( even though it started off so melodramatically.) And that's a myth about lightening not striking in the same place twice.
Why is that dude, her relative, first cousin (?), hitting on her (Doris, dated name! like Gertrude or Betsy)-- a weird sub-plot designed to nudge the murder-money plot along sideways through come-on's and diagonal through door-frames and brush-off's. I got sidetracked by that sidebar commentary...aaanyway...I wouldn't take the time to poke fun at this movie if I didn't enjoy! Kissin'-cousins..anyone recall v.c. andrews...ewww.
Until recently, it was decidedly common for first cousins in aristocratic families to marry. Finding trustworthy allies was difficult. They often had that sense of the familiar, common ground, and shared upbringing--so they legitimately fell in love, often having been in love since childhood/adolescence. And, it kept property, monetary wealth, and power within the family.
Maybe there's no such thing as a "dated" name. Consider unearthed, resurging names like Chloe, Clementine etc. About 30 years ago "Emma" and "Olivia" were unearthed from obscurity and are now very common.
Hey, watch it! My Grammy's name was Doris. Ooooooh right, I see your point ha ha, and me 63. It's true they cycle around. We know kids under age 8 called Henry, Edith, George, Theodore (they call him Theo), Charlotte. And R Simon is so right about Emma and Olivia, very popular among our kids' friends (now late 20's). Oh yes, and we know toddlers named Violet and Olive! However, no Gertrude or Doris . . . yet. : )
Good movie! Thanks for posting!
Thank you for showing this movie! It was a great movie! I enjoy older movies. ❤️👏👏👏👍
beautiful effects, beautiful introduction, great cast. hard not to like
Love these old movies!! So uncompleted!! Love the clothes, the scenery what more can I say!! Thsnks for the share!!🤗🇺🇸🗽
very cute & enjoyable! thanks.
Watching this movie belated but happy to watch these one.
These old films are great to watch really enjoy them 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Another great movie! I love the movies from the 30's 40's 50's 💗 (and some of the 60's too!) They just don't make movies like this anymore. All the movies now depend on blow ups, death-defying stunts & horrific "mother nature's" disasters! That's not to say that there aren't many great actors, just that movies now are more about the stunts and not the actors ability to transport the audience to a different time or place.
Love these old movies. Such style back in those days. Love the storm and light's going out. That's what makes a good creepy movie. All the buzzards show up at the deathof someome and the reading of a will.
I think this wonderful feast of film looks pretty dadgummed GOOD! It IS 84 years old! God bless everyone tonight! 💜💕⭐️🙏✝️✡️🙋♀️
Many Blessings to U 🙏🇺🇸💪
That opening music was used so many times in horror, mystery and even night scenes in westerns.
Stayed suspense whole movie loved it
I do love these oldies. It's so funny that the characters were made to do stupid things even then. A dark room, at night, the light bulbss don't work (after 20 years that's understandable), the only light is a match and the bright lights in the hall, so lets shut the door!
Love the old guy, reminds me of Lionel Barrymore
Charley Grapewin..Uncle Henry Wizard of Oz
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good plot, he gives each of his relatives a million dollars in his will and then the long lost granddaughter show up and he gives all of it to her, so you know one of the relatives will plot to get rid of her, then the plot takes a twist and the real grand daughter shows up. you know they will try to get rid of her too... fun movie. great cast, real good spooky music too...
Fun ! Brings back memories !
i love to watch these old movies _____ the music
Way better than the crap they produce now a days
oh yes, and then the thunderstorm in the background, and then the whole think happens in the night time.. it was a dark and stormy night. cool
Very watchable, dreadfully funny relatives!
I love the 30s~ even with the depression & the dust bowl, Americans were special then.
The year of my birth. A lot of fun
Ran Blake. Filmnoir
New England conservtory of music
why do they bother to have Closed Captions that are not writing the words that are being spoken?
It's interpretive. That's why they stop when the sound is bad.
These Closed Captions are generated by speech recognising algorithms that need audible sound. Since that is lacking on these old recordings, the result is not that good.
You can recognise automatically generated closed captions by the fact that there is no punctuation or capitalisation.
@@marlene-rr2ih - Now you mention it; I also was surprised recently by some very bad interpretations of spoken text, of a kind I had not seen for a while. Still, good or bad, it is an algorythm (that can capitalise now too), unless a enthousiast fan has taken the time to type the captions.
Regis Toomey is also a star in this film.
I'd like to give this a like, because it's well done and quite entertaining. But the ultra-poor video quality made this nearly unwatchable.
The more of these I watch the thinner Wallace Ford and Regis Toomey become and the younger Charles Grapewin is.
Fun movie. Towards the end, at around the 51:00 mark, they walk into a locked room where the light doesn't work. WHY would she close the door that lets the light in from the hall to walk into a dark room, lit only by a match that the old man is holding?
An unusually good Poverty Row whodunit marred only by the quality of the print which I'm guessing simply couldn't be helped.
1:51, 11:45, 17:02, 19:31, 28:02, 32:35, 37:55, 40:53, 42:18, 44:08, 47:32 A, 53:19, 54:40, 56:22, 1:05:23
58:12 that's one of the masks from the Twilight Zone episode with the old man who makes his family wear them the night he dies, and they end up looking like the masks.
Actually, that episode of the Twilight Zone (The Masks) was my favorite!
Mary Carlisle recently death 103years and the actress final alive, in pace rest
Ha,ha,ha,ha,ha...hey, wait a minute, this isn't a comedy, ( even though it started off so melodramatically.) And that's a myth about lightening not striking in the same place twice.
Regis Toomey also played a detective on the 60's series, "Burkes Law"
The room wasn’t opened in 20 yrs must of had its own separate electric bills n there must of been n awe full amount of dust wow lol
Why is that dude, her relative, first cousin (?), hitting on her (Doris, dated name! like Gertrude or Betsy)-- a weird sub-plot designed to nudge the murder-money plot along sideways through come-on's and diagonal through door-frames and brush-off's. I got sidetracked by that sidebar commentary...aaanyway...I wouldn't take the time to poke fun at this movie if I didn't enjoy! Kissin'-cousins..anyone recall v.c. andrews...ewww.
Until recently, it was decidedly common for first cousins in aristocratic families to marry. Finding trustworthy allies was difficult. They often had that sense of the familiar, common ground, and shared upbringing--so they legitimately fell in love, often having been in love since childhood/adolescence. And, it kept property, monetary wealth, and power within the family.
Maybe there's no such thing as a "dated" name. Consider unearthed, resurging names like Chloe, Clementine etc. About 30 years ago "Emma" and "Olivia" were unearthed from obscurity and are now very common.
Hey, watch it! My Grammy's name was Doris. Ooooooh right, I see your point ha ha, and me 63. It's true they cycle around. We know kids under age 8 called Henry, Edith, George, Theodore (they call him Theo), Charlotte. And R Simon is so right about Emma and Olivia, very popular among our kids' friends (now late 20's). Oh yes, and we know toddlers named Violet and Olive! However, no Gertrude or Doris . . . yet. : )
This is the 1st Pizza Flix movie I've run across with poor video. I've always counted on PF picture quality to be clear but sadly, not this time.
It's an 85-year-old movie. We should be glad it exists at all.
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may watch later
It's a horror movie , not a comedy.
A Horomedy?
A corror.
these are funny. Comedor? Comedorror?
KOOL.