Robwiener

One of the top 10 funniest shows I have ever seen and I am a 65 yr. old American. I just binged Season 2 and happy to report Season 3 has been confirmed. I don't often laugh out loud in my home when viewing comedy yet every episode has made me do so. Every cast member is brilliant and so is the writing. I was utteriy amazed that Clare and Michelle are in their 30's. The other 2 girls are 25. It is a testament to their acting ability that they portray teenagers so convincingly. I hope Season 3 has about 10 episodes instead of 6.

I saw this in 1970 when I was 15 years old as a short with a main film I can't recall. It has stayed with me all these years and now I find from reading these other reviews that the unforgettable nature of this sweet film is a shared experience among viewers who are my contemporaries. I find it interesting that all the other reviewers are British while I am the sole American. I think that I must have developed an instant crush on Judy Huxtable. To this day I still listen every so often to the title song as recorded by Humperdinck. I was prompted to write this review because for the first time in 42 years I was able to see this film again in four parts on YouTube and I am happy to report I still find I have a crush on Judy Huxtable. It is a rare film that can transport you back to your youth.

I have read everything ever written by Lovecraft including fragments and collaborations with other authors. It is sad that given the state of the art effects available today that no major studio can make a quality adaptation of any of Lovecraft's major works. Those that have been made thus far are either pure camp or pure crap. This film falls into the latter category. The acting is elementary school level because I have seen far better acting at high school productions. The plot borrows loosely from Lovecraft's "The Haunter of the Dark" by mentioning the tetrahedron stone and the Starry Wisdom Sect. Lovecraft's most important works always were set in New England with a few notable exceptions such as "The Horror At Red Hook". To film this story in San Francisco is to rob it of any chance of atmosphere. If you want to see a scary and suspenseful Lovecraft adaptation watch "The Dreams in The Witch House" which was an episode of "The Masters of Horror" television series. I believe it is available on Netflix for streaming. By the way, I gave this 2 stars instead of none because the Halloween interviews conducted by the reporter in the beginning of the film were somewhat amusing