Ghosts on the Loose

Year: 1943

Runtime: 67 mins

Language: English

Director: William Beaudine

MysteryComedyHorror

The East Side Kids attempt to fix up a house for a newlywed couple, but their work is interrupted when they discover the neighboring property is allegedly haunted by a mysterious figure known as the Man of a Thousand Horrors. Their comedic antics turn the spooky situation into a light‑hearted adventure.

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