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Aug 26 08 6:03 PM
R Pond wrote: Selling the great monsters down the river to Abbott & Costello even further painted them into a corner. Once the monsters had become a laughing stock in a comedy, no one could ever be truly scared by them again. I read this all the time and I have to respectfully disagree. I never (as a kid or as an adult) thought the monsters were made a laughing stock out of in A&CMF. If anything, they were scarier than ever to me.
R Pond wrote: Selling the great monsters down the river to Abbott & Costello even further painted them into a corner. Once the monsters had become a laughing stock in a comedy, no one could ever be truly scared by them again.
I read this all the time and I have to respectfully disagree. I never (as a kid or as an adult) thought the monsters were made a laughing stock out of in A&CMF. If anything, they were scarier than ever to me.
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