When Herman Munster (Fred Gwynne) inherits a real state in England with the title of Lord, his family and he travel to England by ship. Along the journey, Marilyn Munster (Debbie Watson) falls for Roger Moresby (Robert Pine), who is a racer and fan of racing cars. When Herman and his family arrive at Monster Hall, in Shroudshire, they learn that the locals hate them. Soon Herman and Grandpa (Al Lewis) learn that their English branch of the Munster family are involved with counterfeit, under the command of the notorious The Gryphon. But Herman needs to participate in the car race to honor the Munster name and The Gryphon is planning to kill him.
"Munster, Go Home!" is a delightful comedy and a great entertainment to the family. Never released in Brazil in DVD or Blue-Ray, this film is hilarious in most of the scenes. It is impossible to list all those scenes, bus the dating of Marilyn and Roger is always funny. The naive Herman is also great, with his clumsy movements. It is really difficult to list the best scenes of this unforgettable film. My vote is seven.
Title (Brazil): "Monstros, Não Amolem!" ("Monsters, do not Disturb!")
"Munster, Go Home!" is a delightful comedy and a great entertainment to the family. Never released in Brazil in DVD or Blue-Ray, this film is hilarious in most of the scenes. It is impossible to list all those scenes, bus the dating of Marilyn and Roger is always funny. The naive Herman is also great, with his clumsy movements. It is really difficult to list the best scenes of this unforgettable film. My vote is seven.
Title (Brazil): "Monstros, Não Amolem!" ("Monsters, do not Disturb!")