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Blog & StoriesIn this deliciously dark and campy horror-comedy, the sinister Dr. Watt and his frumpy sister Valeria are running a deadly boutique business: they kidnap beautiful young women and transform them into lifelike mannequins for unsuspecting local stores. As the town’s beautiful women vanish one by one, a bumbling detective and a frantic father stumble onto the macabre scheme, leading to a showdown in a fog-shrouded mansion filled with bizarre experiments and sinister secrets. With its cheeky wit, eerie atmosphere, and a gleefully evil performance from Harry H. Corbett, this swinging ’60s chiller balances giggles and goosebumps in equal measure.
Carry on Screaming
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SlasherSam – 7/10
“I wasn't sure what to expect from a 'Carry On' horror spoof, but this one actually gave me the creeps in parts. The mannequin factory scenes were unsettling, and Dr. Watt made a great villain. It's not terrifying, but it's a fun, eerie ride.”
GoreGrinder – 6/10
“The premise is bonkers and the acting is suitably over-the-top, but the scares are more giggles than screams. I liked the vintage atmosphere and the silly humor, but felt it dragged in the middle. Still, a solid time for fans of classic horror-comedy.”
MistyEyes – 7/10
“For me, the best part was the chemistry between the cast, especially the bumbling detective and his wife. The plot is ridiculous but it's played so straight that it becomes endearing. The final act in the lab is genuinely creepy—loved it!”
NightOwl55 – 5/10
“I appreciate what they were going for, but it didn't fully click for me. The humor felt dated and the scares were too tame. Some scenes were funny, but others just bored me. Not my cup of tea, but I can see why others enjoy it.”
