Even those with a high tolerance for 1940s rubbish films will have a hard time getting through "Crazy Knights" (aka "Ghost Crazy"). It was poverty-row studio Monogram's attempt to create a viable comedy team in the wake of the success of Abbott and Costello, and the continuing popularity of The Three Stooges.
Back in the late 1920s and early 1930s, the Three Stooges were a stage act called "Ted Healey and His Stooges". They consisted of Moe Howard, Shemp Howard and Larry Fine.
Groucho Marx once asked Boris Karloff how much he charged to haunt a house. He should have asked Minerva Urecal that as she played sinister looking housekeepers in so many haunted houses that pretty much everything but the name remained the same.
