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Who Killed Who? Pictures To Cartoon Who Killed Who?  (1943)  (MGM)  featuring Detective, Ghost, Santa Claus, Victim.

Who Killed Who? On Video!  BCDB Rating: 4.7 out of 5 stars (4.7/5 stars from 7 users.)












Who Killed Who?


Comments by: Albert_Steg   Click Here To See The Profile For Albert_Steg Rating: 8 out of 10 stars Posted: October 31, 2004

Nice film noir spoof!

Here's a typically wry, inventive offering from Tex Avery -- a spoof of film-noir whodunits with loads of those post-modern self-referential touches and some surreal cartoon effects. The action takes place in a haunted mansion, with a detective running about in pursuit of a killer. Along the way he runs into various spooks and mysteries. My favorites are the traditional ghosts (especially the red one -- "Im', RED Skeleton," he proudly announces, referrring to the popular TV personality of the time). There's also a terrific scene where the detective opens a closet door and out falls an endless series of bound and gagged butlers -- cool! The cartoon is framed by "live" sequences of the cartoonist (is that Tex himself?) --- who turns out to be the culprit.
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