Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

While not quite in the same league as A&C MEET FRANKENSTEIN (the top fright flick in the duo's career), ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE does manage to have the stars cavorting in Victorian London while trying... Full review

Slim and Tubby (Bud Abbott and Lou Costello) are two bumbling American policemen studying the techniques of the British police. They get into a bit of trouble and are kicked off the force. Tracking down the monster that has been... Full review

this is another great bud Abbott and Lou Costello movie and because of all the same reasons it has great comedy in it the acting is good in it the actors are good in it the story line is good... Full review

I somehow missed this film on television as a child, but ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE is a fine vehicle for the boys and shows that they were still in excellent form in their last few... Full review

Despite the closing line of DR. JECKYLL AND MR. HYDE, the closing sentence "I bring the life of that unhappy Henry Jeckyll to an end", has never been true. I don't think any of Stevenson's stories (including TREASURE ISLAND and... Full review

Whenever I see this I see it through Rose-tinted Spectacles: because I first saw it as a kid nostalgia kicks in and all faults are forgiven. There's quite a few of A&C's in that list, The Lost World (1960) springs... Full review

This film with great comedians as Bud and Lou Costello and the King of Horror, Boris Karloff will be viewed by many generations as a great film classic for all ages. It would be very hard to find this film... Full review

The duo are in fine form. And although this isnt as good as meet Frankenstein. There is a fantastic Performance from Boris Karloff,he really is excellent in this as a man experimenting with drugs in order to get the girl... Full review

Abbott and Costello started with Frankenstein in 1948, and then proceeded to meet all the great monsters. In this film, the cowardly, hilarious duo team up with the King of Horror, Boris Karloff, as the misguided, evil Dr. Jekyll and... Full review

I found this to be Abbott and Costello's last great movie. It's most underrated. The music and sets create a good Victorian atmosphere. Bud and Lou aren't at their funniest but they are highly enjoyable. Karloff is good too. Kids... Full review

Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein was a big commercial success for the comedy team, and it proved to be arguably their best film. Thus, it was inevitable that more would follow along the same lines. With Abbott and Costello Meet ... Full Article

Not nearly as sharp as the double act's encounters with Frankenstein's monster or the Invisible Man, but Karloff's statesmanlike presence as Stevenson's tortured physician adds class to this knockabout horror spoof. ... Full Article