The Stooges are private detectives who take a case to find a man's missing daughter. Dressing as "door-to-door" pie salesmen, they investigate the neighborhood where she went missing and come across a deserted old house. They're locked in and discover a mad scientist and his hatchetman, who are planning to transplant the girl's brain into a gorilla.

Scheduled for 4 days production, but White's script notation says, "5 days + 4:20 hrs. O.T."

Filmed and released in 3-D.

 

Avg. Rating: [8.32/10]

 

Larry Fine
Larry

Shemp Howard
Shemp

Moe Howard
Moe

Frank Mitchell
George B. Bopper

Norma Randall
Bea Bopper

Phil Van Zandt
Dr. Jekyll

Tom Kennedy
Mr. Hyde

Steve Calvert
Gorilla

Shemp Howard
Shemp-Bat

B. Edney
Larry's stand-in

Bob Rose
Shemp's stand-in

Johnny Kascier
Moe's stand-in

Jules White
Producer

Jules White
Director

Felix Adler
Story and Screenplay

Lester H. White
Director of Photography

Edwin Bryant
Film Editor

Carl Anderson
Art Director

Eddie Saeta
Assistant Director

Mischa K. Bakaleinikoff
Music

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Production Notes   (3)

Working Title(s):	CUCKOO DETECTIVES
Prod. No.:	4210
Shooting Days:	5 days   From: 1953-05-11   To: 1953-05-15
Locations:	Columbia Stage 18

Audio Files   (3)

Oh, a Bee Bopper! MP3 Audio Format (60.55 Kb) "What's the name please?" "George B. Bopper." "Oh a bee bopper! Dig that crazy bopper name! Cool man, real george! Give me some skin!" Spooks - Hideous Face MP3 Audio Format (23.50 Kb) "What a hideous, monsterous face! Oh..." Shemp MP3 Audio Format (33.64 Kb) (How the heck do you spell this?)

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Videography   (4)

Goodtimes : Three Stooges Collection, The Volume V
Published by Goodtimes (1990)
Released on:

• VHS

COLUMBIA : Three Stooges Collection, The Vol. 7: 1952 - 1954
Published by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2009)
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• DVD

Twilight Time : Mad Magician, The
Published by Twilight Time Movies (2017)
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COLUMBIA : Three Stooges Blu-Ray Collection, The
Published by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2024)
Released on:

Stooge Businesses   (1)

Super Slueth Detective Agency
Divorce Evidence Manufactured to Your Order

Stooge Goofs   (4)

Dubbed-In Line When Larry says "The door - open it, Moe!, his mouth isn't moving. Dubbed-In Word When Moe is telling Shemp to look through the window (so he can kick him inside the house), he says "There's nothing in there to get scared of, but his mouth doesn't move when we hear him say "of and the way he says "of sounds different from the way he says the rest of his sentence. Moe must've forgotten to finish his line, so they had to dub the last word in during post-editing. Keep Your Glasses On The second time the creators show the "3D" injection, the shot of the mad scientist before and after the effect shows him without glasses on. No Mouth Movement/Dubbed voice When the Stooges arrive at the house, Larry says "Be careful with the pies fellows, don't drop the pies" but the sound is dubbed in (you don't actually see his mouth at all.)

Stooge Mayhem   (Avg. 7.25)

Face Slaps: 12

Eye Pokes: 2

Head Bonks: 2

Pastry Thrown: 13

Stooge Quotes   (7)

"Oh, a Be-bopper! Dig that crazy bopper name, eeb eeb eeb... Cool man, real George! Give me some skin! Give me some skin!" (Shemp) "Oh no, Dr. Jekyll!" "Dr. Jekyll? We must Hyde!" (Norma Randall & Shemp) "Divorce Evidence Manufactured to Your Order" (Sign on door) "See, there's somethin' fishy here." "Yeh, you two suckers!" [smack!] (Shemp & Moe) "Oohh! What a hideous, monstrous face!" (Shemp) "... That great, big chimney-panzee! He looked just like my mother-in-law!" (Shemp) "What'd you do?!" "Who'd you kill?!" "Who do you want us to cover up for?" (Moe, Larry & Shemp)

Stooge Routines   (8)

Fake phone call When a Stooge is in the middle of being chased by a villian, he stops, picks up a phone and says "Hello%" Then he says to the villian "It%s for you!" and hands him the phone. When the villian says "Hello%" to the phone, the Stooge either hits him or makes his escape. Also used in:  SLAPHAPPY SLEUTHS  ·   THREE ARABIAN NUTS  ·   A MERRY MIX-UP I Can't See! After Larry or the third Stooge gets eyepoked by Moe, he keeps his eyes closed and cries "I can't see! I can't see!" The other two Stooges ask "What's the matter?!" and the Stooge then opens his eyes and says "I got my eyes closed!" Also used in:  ANTS IN THE PANTRY  ·   CALLING ALL CURS  ·   A MISSED FORTUNE  ·   STONE AGE ROMEOS  ·   SAPPY BULL FIGHTERS I'm losing my mind!! After something painful happens to somebody's behind, they yell "I'm losing my mind!!" Also used in:  HOLD THAT LION!  ·   CORNY CASANOVAS  ·   BOOTY AND THE BEAST  ·   TRICKY DICKS  ·   PARDON MY BACKFIRE  ·   RUSTY ROMEOS If you can say Ticonderoga A Stooge says something like "I'll be back before you can say "Ticonderoga" -- if you can say "Ticonderoga"! Also used in:  BACK TO THE WOODS  ·   PARDON MY CLUTCH  ·   WHAM-BAM-SLAM! Stretchy doorknob A Stooge tries to open a door, but the doorknob keeps stretching out like rubber, then snapping back into place. Also used in:  A GEM OF A JAM  ·   DOPEY DICKS  ·   Thugs talking behind the Stooges A couple of thugs sneak up behind the Stooges as they're talking to each other and when one thug says something, Moe either thinks that it was one of the other two Stooges talking or he turns over and talks to the thugs casually before doing a double-take. Also used in:  SPOOK LOUDER  ·   IDLE ROOMERS  ·   FRIGHT NIGHT  ·   DUNKED IN THE DEEP  ·   THREE DARK HORSES  ·   FLING IN THE RING  ·   COMMOTION ON THE OCEAN We're Trapped Like Rats! Involves the boys finding themselves in a predicament, and one of them (usually Larry) exlaiming, "We're trapped like rats!" - to which Moe retorts, "Speak for yourself!" and gives him a slap. Other responses by Moe include, "Don't get personal!" Also used in:  BACK TO THE WOODS  ·   THREE LITTLE SEW AND SEWS  ·   NUTTY BUT NICE  ·   CRIME ON THEIR HANDS  ·   HOT ICE Who came in? Somebody refers to the Stooges as gentlemen, and the Stooges respond by asking "Who came in?" and looking behind them. Also used in:  WE WANT OUR MUMMY  ·   YOU NAZTY SPY!  ·   MONKEY BUSINESSMEN  ·   MALICE IN THE PALACE  ·   RUMPUS IN THE HAREM  ·   SPACE SHIP SAPPY

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Fan Reviews   (13)

Re: SPOOKS!
Posted 2010-12-27 00:23:35 by Shemp_Diesel
Edited 2015-01-14 13:44:52 by Shemp_Diesel

Another funny, detective style film from the Shemp-era stooges. The 3-D gags may seem hokey to some, but I think it's the hokey-ness of it that adds to the humor--especially when you can see the strings attached to the objects that go flying through the air. I also love that Shemp-bat--what a hideous, monstrous face. Norma Randall certainly had a beautiful pair of eyes, and you get some pies tossed at the end.

8 pokes

Reviewer's Rating: (8)

Re: SPOOKS!
Posted 2008-11-08 22:06:54 by The 4th Stooge

Well, I may be one of the few that trudged out in 105 degree heat to the local 7-11 to get my 3-D glasses, but there was NO WAY I was going to miss seeing the "color" Spooks. Granted, this was around 1981, so I don't know if they've ever shown the "real" version since. But with Shemp's "What a beautiful pair of eyes!", the needle that Dr. Jekyll holds towards the camera for a bit too long (but it works), all makes up for a wonderful short--especially the opening card--it was neat to see a different beginning than the usual one.Going by my 1981 viewing, I still have to give it 4 pokes. If I dig up the DVD, even though I can't give it 5, I'll give it 5 in spirit!(Luckily, I was able to tranfer it to DVD before that ol' 1981 tape disintergrated!)

Re: SPOOKS!
Posted 2007-10-02 23:03:21 by IFleecem

Good 3-D effort. Main attractions, New opening scene with Larrys head hitting the screen, Shemp-Bat and the gorilla as always. Stooges, gorilla, Pies and a scary house. Priceless.

Re: SPOOKS
Posted 2005-09-28 00:37:44 by Curlington

There were some obvious screw ups in this one, but I still loved it. Norma Randall is gorgeous. One thing I liked about her other than her obviously beautiful appearance was her look of absolute delight as Moe, Shemp and Larry were throwing the pies at the Mad Doctor and his ugly assistant. She was having a blast....that is, until part of a pie got int her mouth.

Two things to do if you are in a Pie Fight with the Three Stooges: Close your eyes and your mouth.

Three eye pokes.

Re: SPOOKS
Posted 2003-09-10 17:58:00 by jaronson

I think this short is underrated. At least the set up for the main plot is a detective scenario as opposed to the lame set up in A BIRD IN THE HEAD. I have not seen this in 3-D, so I'm only judging it on the 2-D version. The best part was when the gorilla smashed Jekyll and Hydes' heads together and put them in the cage. That had got to hurt since it looked like the gorilla smashed the heads hard.Grade: B+ (3 1/2 pokes)

Reviewer's Rating: (9)

Re: SPOOKS
Posted 2003-02-25 04:22:00 by Bruckman

Except for the 3-D gimmick, this is fairly routine Stoogian schtick, with the usual amount of "scare" reaction gags, a dark old house, a mad scientist, a talking gorilla, etc., which have all been used before and are well-worn. Thrown in are a few inventive gags (the opening scene is classic, the Shemp-bat is a hilarious throwaway gag) but most of the creativity seems reserved for the then high-tech concept of 3-D imaging which is lost to most contemporary viewers. Still, the idea of being on the receiving end of one of Moe's eyepokes is intriguing. Some of the plot points are so obvious they're laughable (whoever heard of nocturnal traveling pie salesmen?--it's obviously just an excuse to heave a few cream pies in 3-D) and remind me of "Doctor Tongue's Evil House of Pancakes" sketch on SCTV. Shemp leering at the photo of la femme Bopper's pair of....assets provides an unexpectedly risque laugh.

Reviewer's Rating: (6)

Re: SPOOKS
Posted 2002-01-12 02:42:00 by waynesworld

I always wondered why the 3-D ones with Shemp were in black & white, it seems redundant to me. Perhaps the shorts were in color originally & later made BW for television. Not many people had color sets in the early 50s. I agree that the 3-D scenes slowed this one down."For Duty & Humanity."

Re: SPOOKS
Posted 2001-11-07 10:58:00 by Mike Holme

I watched this one again, and you know what, I like this one now. The 3-D actually makes it weirder and unique. Weirdness isn't a bad thing by the way, I like difference in stooge shorts sometimes. At first I was disappointed because of Mitch Shapiro's review on this at 3-stooges.com which described the environment as a mansion so I thought that the scenery would be as nice as "Dopey Dicks". Oh well, this is a great short in its own right.3 1/2 pokesEdited by - Mike Holme on 11/10/2001 4:36:04 PM

Reviewer's Rating: (6)

Re: SPOOKS
Posted 2001-07-07 02:56:00 by [Deleted Member]

"Spooks" was a horror/comedy short I can really tip my hat to, thanks to that Stooge brand of comedy. I also have a pair of 3D glasses, so next time it comes on, I'll check out those effects for myself. I loved that bat!ISLIPP- there's no better way to speed through your day! ©2001

Re: SPOOKS
Posted 2001-05-25 23:10:00 by Giff me dat fill-em!

Mike,I don't know quite what you mean by "the 3D not mastered as well as Pardon My Backfire", since I've NEVER seen either of these episodes in 3D. But, I CAN say that the comedy lags in a 2D version of the episodes while the Stooges "stop the story" to throw/hurl/lob something directly at the camera. However, the "3D-seen-in-2D" scenes of the evil scientist with the "extra-long" syringe pointed directly at the audience is creepy enough ... I can only IMAGINE how skin-crawling it must have been for a 3D audience!Edited by - Giff me dat fill-em! on 5/27/01 4:40:22 PM

Re: SPOOKS
Posted 2001-05-10 21:51:00 by B. Bopper

I think it this is a very funny short. I actually have a pair of 3-D glasses, and they did work a little bit, and it was fantastic!

Re: SPOOKS
Posted 2001-04-14 22:13:00 by [Deleted Member]

I enjoyed this one a lot. The main reason that the 3-D gags might seem bad to us is simply because we're not seeing it in 3-D like it was intended. I would love to actually see this one in its original 3-D form with the glasses and all. Only thing is, I've yet to see decent 3-D done on a television screen and this short isn't likely to get re-released on the big screen. So, I may not ever get that chance. Ah, well, life goes on.

Re: SPOOKS
Posted 2001-01-18 12:17:00 by Uncle Mortimer

I also liked the new opening credits.. and the 'Shemp bat' is freaky and unique to say the least! But my favorite part in "SPOOKS" is yet another great Shemp bit; (when the missing girl's father states his name as George B. Bopper) Shemp: "Oh, a beeee-bopper, dig that craaaaazy bopper name..coool man, real george, gimmie some skin, gimmie some skin!" Then Moe gives him a 3-D fountain pen to the nose. Again Shemp's delivery is perfect! The guy was not only hilarious..I think that he actually was hip and cool for that time. Also, there's the risque line from Shemp, when Larry pulls out the picture of the missing ("BUSTY") girl..Shemp: "That girl has a beautiful PAIR OF EYES!" Over all, "SPOOKS" is a fun, campy short. The 3-D sequences do slow down the comedy and it's definately not their best, but I still think it's enjoyable, unique and "COOL MAN, REAL GEORGE!!!"

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