"Munster, Go Home!" was made at the right time, whilst the TV show was fresh in everyone's mind. The format is intact and it's great to see the Munster family in full technicolour. The story isn't exactly original but it works well enough, although the running time is quite long. About 10 minutes should have been edited, hence the reason for the occasional boring moment. It makes sense to have Terry-Thomas involved in the film - with the plot being set in England and he being popular in Hollywood. Fred Gwynne and Al Lewis do their thing as usual! One of the best scenes, is the one when they explore the underground passageways of Munster Hall. The climatic car race is exciting, especially as we see Herman as one of the drivers! We have the usual cringeworthy attempts from Americans trying to mimic an English accent. It is embarrassing to say the least. However, I certainly don't allow that to discourage my viewing pleasure.
Review of Munster, Go Home!
