I found this show interesting for the combination of horror, crime drama, romance and a little comedy at first. The juxtaposition didn\'t quite gel, but I enjoyed it because of the attempt. So while Roy and Steve weren\'t entirely believable as crooks, the notion of setting up a crooks\' den in a haunted house has been used many times in different media, ranging from Charlie Chan to the Hardy Boys, and I never get tired of it. And while Ralph Bell\'s Noah didn\'t menace or evoke sympathy, his voice is perfectly suited to a ghostly role and I\'m glad he got one! In fact, the ghostly narrator angle was interesting because it is a ghostly narrator within another, EG Marshall and the squeaking door. And at the end, when Noah warns Steve of eternal damnation, to me it sounded exactly like The Shadow warning a hoodlum that his \"trail of murder and mayhem will end in the death-house\" -- I got a real hoot out of that. So although this show didn\'t entirely work (I can\'t believe Roy would be so casual about the idea of his wife being \"wasted\", for one), I got a kick out of it just because of all the traditional elements being pulled together into one story, and I enjoyed this show quite a bit.