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The Monster Walks (1932)
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Not a lot of action in this haunted house
Favorite Movie Quote: "Wealth to youth is golden, but to age it is a milestone."
The owner dies and leaves his fortune to his daughter (Vera Reynolds), but the brother (Sheldon Lewis) wants it for himself and the son (Oscar nominee Mischa Auer) he is hiding. He plans to have the son eliminate everyone so he can grab the riches.
The plan goes awry when the son kills his mother (Martha Mattox) by mistake. He turns on his father and tries to kill the daughter.
It was a weird little film, just out of the silent era, and there was more talking than anything.
Of course, they have the stereotypical black chauffeur (Willie Best, who was listed in the credits as Sleep 'n' Eat). I kid you not! I last remember Best from High Sierra. He has a long career with numerous roles, probably many of them doing that stereotypical frightened black man.
Not very scary for a haunted house.
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