Frank Schuller

The Funhouse -- Four teenage friends spent the night in a carnival funhouse and are stalked by a deformed man in a frankenstein mask.

It seemed to be a carnival funhouse just like any other: mysterious, eerie, scary, but all in good fun. Yet it wasn't just any funhouse. In this one, there was murder. And the horror became real. The story concerns four teenagers who visit a local carnival for a night of innocent amusement. They soon discover, however, that there is nothing innocent or amusing there at all. Instead, they find absolute terror when the four are trapped inside the maze of the funhouse. One by one, each victim is taken by a monster who tauntingly stalks them.

Four teenage friends spent the night in a carnival funhouse and are stalked by a deformed man in a frankenstein mask.

Four teenage friends spent the night in a carnival funhouse and are stalked by a deformed man in a frankenstein mask.

Four teenage friends spend the night in a carnival funhouse and are stalked by a deformed man in a Frankenstein mask.

This 1969 screwball comedy involves a scientist who is given the assignment of spending one month in a simulated underwater home.

When irascible boss T.R. Hollister (Jim Backus) threatens to pull the plug on an underwater environmental living project, employee Fred Miller (Tony Randall) and his wife, Vivian (Janet Leigh), take their family down in the deep to live for 30 days. With all the modern conveniences of a home on land, the family even invites a rock & roll band to get down and record. Merv Griffin (himself) arranges an underwater interview for his television show while Mel Cheever (Ken Berry) schemes to get Fred's job back on dry land.

Based on Walt Morey's novel &NFi;Gentle Ben&NFi_; -- also the title of the film's television spinoff -- this family drama set in the Florida Everglades follows the adventures of 7-year-old Mark Wedlow (Clint Howard) and his oversized pet, a grizzly bear named Ben. When poachers kill Ben's mother, Mark befriends the cub, and it's not long before the gentle giant becomes a part of his family. Dennis Weaver and Vera Miles star as Mark's parents.