Detective Lt. Dan Bradley (Duke Moore) interrupts his opera night to investigate strange sightings of ghosts at a remote farmhouse where a mad doctor had experimented with monsters several years earlier. Along with him goes faint-hearted patrolman Kelton (Paul Marco).
They find fake spiritualist Dr Karl Acula (Kenne Duncan) is running a spiritualist con game, scamming people into thinking they can contact dead relatives for a hefty fee.
Karl’s conniving girlfriend Sheila (Valda Hansen) cruises the grounds like a ghost for an undisclosed reason, and Karl has the goonish, giant Lobo as a henchman.
As the cops close in on Karl’s racket, it becomes clear that there are other ghosts haunting the premises that are not Dr Acula’s cheap illusions.
The acting is bad, the sets are bland, and while Ed Wood’s direction is slightly more competent than some of his more celebrated films, it is less fun than his previous goofy pictures with their laugh-a-minute ineptitude.
Dr Karl Acula
Kenne Duncan Lieutenant Daniel Bradford
Duke Moore Lobo
Tor Johnson The White Ghost (Sheila)
Valda Hansen Captain Robbins
John Carpenter Patrolman Kelton
Paul Marco Crandel
Don Nagel Darmoor
Bud Osborne The Black Ghost
Jeannie Stevens Henry
Harvey B. Dunn Martha
Margaret Mason Mrs Wingate Yates Foster
Marcelle Hemphill Foster Ghost
Tom Mason Hall
James La Maida
