Baddest of the bad?

Yes this is far worse than "Plan 9" that everyone says is supposed to be the worst film of all time. Maybe it doesn't get its due because Wood never actually could afford to have the film developed and released while he was alive?

But the scene that makes me howl is the seance where the guy in black face is supposed to be a spirit talking from beyond the grave and that corny trumpet is floating around and you can see the wires and then that guy in a sheet comes hopping across the room doing the hokey-pokey and then you keep seeing the phoney medium and he keeps eyeballing the guillible old widow woman and her new stud boyfriend and you keep wondering do these people think this is all as full of kra*p as I do?

I could never tell if the audience was supposed to think the people attending the seance were impressed with this ridiculous show the fake medium was putting on or not because it was making me howl.

Then the old lady goes on and on about how impressed she was to get to hear from her long-departed husband from beyond the grave so I guess she really must have been stupid.

Anyway, it's all a sham of course. The new boyfriend is in cahoots with the fake medium and obviously they are going to bilk her out of all her money.
Serves her right for being so stupid, stupid, STUPID!

Oh and the scene where the old couple are "driving" down that country road and he is literally spinning the steering wheel almost completely around, zig zagging back and forth, back and forth. If you try driving a car like that you'd be actually driving around in circles. No wonder he couldn't keep control.

And what is it with the police in Ed Wood movies? They are constantly drawing their guns and firing at the slightest things: shadows, animals and innocent bystanders. Talk about police brutality. I suppose they've never heard of ask the person approaching you to identify themselves (especially when the other person is obviously unarmed). Nope. They prefer to just open fire.

We can only wonder what "gems" Wood is making now wherever he may be.

If you think this flick is boring, try sitting through "The Beast From Yucca Flats"! That movie makes "Night of the Ghouls" look like "Citizen Kane".

I call these type of movies "bad" but I am very entertained by them. I would watch any of Ed Wood's films repeatedly before I would sit through movies from some so-called great directors that are just boring & sad (yes, I had a film class in college).