"Ghosts on the Loose" is a comedy/old, dark house movie from 1943. It starred a comedy group called "The East Side Kids," which was a rotating cast of young men who starred in many movies of the time. Amber and Mike take you through the plot, which includes the bust of a ring of propagandists and an ending that didn't need to be there which needs some explanation, because it includes a potentially upsetting symbol from World War II that we don't use casually today.

Title: Ghosts on the Loose

Director: William Beaudine

IMDB Rating: 5.0 out of 10

Rating: Not Rated

Content warnings: Overlooked female characters, war symbolism, trivialization of illness

Hilarious tagline: "You'll yell with glee when these happy-go-lucky hooligans invade the shivery domain of the Man of a Thousand Horrors! It's Chill-arious!"

5th Edition Character: Emil, a bardish wear-boar that awakens other animals

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