I agree that the film is one of the director's best, and I enjoyed it more than 'Plan Nine from Outer Space.' I wish Bunny Breckenridge had been in the cast though.
Valda Hansen, in a beautiful, flouncy Victorian gown, is ravishing, and she and the black ghost, along with Vampira (in 'Plan Nine', but not in this film) show that Ed Wood would have loved the Gothick style of female fashion - which sadly only appeared after he had died.
I have read the comments here, and a bit more about Ed Wood, and I'm surprised that nobody has noticed that in the opening scene of 'Night of the Ghouls' there is a small 'WANTED' picture of Ed Wood himself sticky-taped onto the wall of the police station.
Valda Hansen, in a beautiful, flouncy Victorian gown, is ravishing, and she and the black ghost, along with Vampira (in 'Plan Nine', but not in this film) show that Ed Wood would have loved the Gothick style of female fashion - which sadly only appeared after he had died.
I have read the comments here, and a bit more about Ed Wood, and I'm surprised that nobody has noticed that in the opening scene of 'Night of the Ghouls' there is a small 'WANTED' picture of Ed Wood himself sticky-taped onto the wall of the police station.