While not the worse A and B movie, it's certainly no the best. Enjoyable at times, but A an B seem a little laid back and distracted in this one. Perhaps they made too many films of the same nature. Good for one viewing just to see Boris Karloff. A wonderful actor wasted in this, but he does well. The plot, like all of the boys films, is very slim and excuse for high jinks and routines. Craig Stevens and Helen Westcott are merely decorative and haven't much to do. The effects are quite cheesy, but I guess that's part of the fun. One wouldn't really want much reality in an A and B film. Of all the A and B "meet" movies, my favorite is A and B MEET THE INVISIBLE MAN. A true classic and I never tire of watching it. A and B MEET FRANKENSTEIN is also excellent.
