Goofy fun, especially with the "illusion-o" glasses. It's definitely very campy and about as scary as puppy in a bedsheet, but it's never all that dull (well, maybe during the opening of the oddly edited seance scene - but the appearance of the ghost there is unintentionally hilarious).

This is a fun little horror movie, but nothing very special. Hasn't aged that great, but that adds to the (already high) camp factor.

It's amusing to see how far a gimmick can take you. Admittedly I didn't have a special pair of glasses, but the gimmick doesn't go far enough for them to be of any real use. Everything else is just procedural and routine in the horror genre.

Unlike HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL, there aren't many genuine scares in this. It revolves around a gimmick (unsurprisingly) with a pair of glasses: look through the red if you want to see the ghosts, blue if you don't. It's an amusing trick and the film is goofy fun, but if you're looking for chills, you'll be disappointed. No one seems to be taking it too seriously. The film isn't quite campy enough or original enough or anything enough to leave much of an impression, but it has a few charms.

Love william castle

So I basicly watched this because of my highly inappropriate luv for director Castle and I was sorely disappointed. It's okay as a time waster and you have to admire the brilliantly moronic gimmick but all in all this movie put way too much emphasis on attempted humour and repulsive child acting.