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' The Horror Of It All ' (1964)
-Pat Boone (yes, THAT Pat Boone)
Plot: American encyclopedia salesman working in England pays a surprise vist to his fiancee, who lives with her relatives in an eerie countryside estate, after he arrives the relatives start getting killed off one by one.
Phantoms Review: Despite having the great Terence Fisher as it's director, this film is a complete waste of time and talent. It's supposed to be a horror/comedy but it fails on both counts. The jokes fall flat and their is absolutely no amount of horror or suspense. A terrible retread of ' The Old Dark House'.
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