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Monsters Crash the Pajama Party (1965)
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A group of teenage girls spends the night in an old dark mansion as an initiation into a college sorority...
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Cast
(in credits order) | Vic McGee | ... | Mad Doctor / Lt. Hudson |
| Peter James Noto | ||
| James Reason | ... | Professor Williams |
| Clara Nadel | ... | Miss Petrie |
| Pauline Hillkurt | ... | Draculina |
| Charles Hegen | ... | Igor |
| Joseph Armand | ||
| Christopher Hampton | ||
| Peter De Noto | ||
| Richard Sonny Rodriguez | ||
| Walter Richard | ||
| Judith Carol | ||
| Gordy Garret | ||
| Jean Louise | ||
| Mary Dwyer | ||
| Constance L. Smith | ||
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| Don Brandon | ||
| David L. Hewitt | ||
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| David L. Hewitt | |||
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| David L. Hewitt | ||
| Jean Hewitt | (as J. Lister) | |
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| David L. Hewitt | .... | producer | |
| Ray Park | .... | associate producer | |
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| Austin McKinney | |||
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| Bernie Chomper | |||
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| John Hillcut | |||
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| Jean Hewitt | .... | makeup artist (as J. Lister) | |
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| Bill MacIntyre | .... | assistant director | |
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| Frank A. Coe | .... | sound effects editor (as Frank Allison Coe) | |
| Roger Sword | .... | production sound mixer | |
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| Vic Goss | .... | assistant camera | |
| Phil Miller | .... | lighting technician | |
| Ernie Reed | .... | lighting technician | |
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- Image Entertainment (2001) (USA) (DVD)
- Something Weird Video (SWV) (2001) (USA) (DVD) (special edition)
- Something Weird Video (SWV) (????) (USA) (VHS)
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"Monsters Crash the Pajama Party - Spook Show Spectacular" - USA (DVD box title)
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The director's wife is the woman in red who is chased up the stairs.See more »
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Featured in "Cinemassacre's Monster Madness: Monsters Crash Party (#3.16)" (2009)See more »
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In order to get even close to the full effect, you must get the Something Weird DVD version and imagine yourself to be a teenager in the 50's or 60's. Spook shows were evening-long events, not just a movie, and the atmosphere was giddy and creepy at the same time. I personally just missed being old enough to experience it first-hand, but have talked to many people who did go to them.
Some were awful and amateurish and some did a good job. But they were never meant to be anything more than a good time to have with your date or friends. And this movie probably typifies the experience more than any other--a little self-indulgent, a little off-kilter, and good, cheesy fun.