A Festa do Monstro Maluco

Título original: Mad Monster Party?

1967
Livre
1 h 34 min

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6,6/10

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Boris Karloff, Phyllis Diller, Gale Garnett, and Allen Swift in A Festa do Monstro Maluco (1967)

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Frankenstein decide se aposentar e convoca todos os monstros, para escolher a quem revelará os segredos da sua criação e também ao novo chefe dos monstros.Frankenstein decide se aposentar e convoca todos os monstros, para escolher a quem revelará os segredos da sua criação e também ao novo chefe dos monstros.Frankenstein decide se aposentar e convoca todos os monstros, para escolher a quem revelará os segredos da sua criação e também ao novo chefe dos monstros.

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6,6/10

3,7 mil

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Felix Flankin
(narração)
(as Alan Swift)
…

Gale Garnett

Francesca
(narração)

Phyllis Diller

The Monster's Mate
(narração)

Ethel Ennis

Title Song Singer
(narração)

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Curiosidades
In order to keep costs down, the film's producers did not want to pay royalty fees for the use of the names "King Kong", "the Frankenstein Monster", "the Bride of Frankenstein", "Quasimodo" and "the Creature from the Black Lagoon". That is why many of the characters - though recognizable - are all called by different names; i.e., King Kong is "IT", the Frankenstein Monster is "Fang", the Bride of Frankenstein is simply "the Monster's Mate", Quasimodo is called "the Hunchback of Notre Dame" and the Creature from the Black Lagoon is called simply "the Creature". The names "Count Dracula", "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", and "the Invisible Man" were in the public domain at the time of the film's production and thus, as no royalty fees were required for their use, they were used in the film.

Erros de gravação
When the clock chimes, Baron Boris von Frankenstein says it is 1:00, but the clock actually reads 6:55. In addition, it chimes six times.

Citações
Dracula: What kind of a monster is he? A ghoul? A demon? A spook, or...?
Francesca: A human.
Dracula: They're the worst kind.

Versões alternativas
In the DVD release of the film by Anchor Bay Entertainment, at the very end of it the word "Yeah", which is sung by Francesca and followed by a couple of creepy musical notes, is not included.

Conexões
Featured in Vampire Reviews: Monster Mash (2014)

Trilhas sonoras
Mad Monster Party
Music and Lyrics by Maury Laws and Jules Bass
Performed by Ethel Ennis

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A Bit Too Long but Fun

Mad Monster Party? (1967)

** 1/2 (out of 4)

Animated film has Dr. Frankenstein (Boris Karloff) inviting all sorts of monsters to his house as well as his young nephew. What people don't know is that the doctor plans on retiring and wants his rather dorky nephew to take over for him. This animated feature is certainly a favorite to many who grew up with it and I understand what they'd enjoy. I'm sure being a kid who loved monsters this here would be terrific because there are simply so many on hand. The problem I've always had with this film is that I think it would have been better served as a television special that way it wouldn't come with a 96-minute running time, which in my opinion is just way too long and it really sucks the story dry. I say this because the idea of a monster (Dracula) revolting against Dr. Frankenstein isn't exactly the greatest story idea ever made and this is clear because the film just starts to run out of gas because it doesn't have anything there to work with. The film is certainly creative and it appears that the filmmakers were fans of the genre. I think the best character is a clear homage to Peter Lorre and I thought this one was delightful whenever he was on the screen. The Frankenstein doctor is also memorable thanks in large part to the vocal performance by Boris Karloff. The monsters are another major plus as we've got all the big guys here including Dracula, the Mummy, Frankenstein's monster, the hunchback, the creature, Jekyll and Hyde and countless others. I really thought all the monsters looked fantastic and there's no question that their look will put a smile on the face of monster fans.