Reception The Stooge films released between 1942-1944 were considered to be a step down in quality from previous entries made between 1935-1941. Spook Louder, in particular, was singled out by author Ted Okuda as "their worst picture in some time. The story of a phantom pie-thrower is a repetitious one-joke affair devoid of laughs." In popular culture Several scenes from Spook Louder appear in the 1992 film Radio Flyer. References External links Spook Louder at threestooges.net 1943 films The Three Stooges films American black-and-white films Cultural depictions of Adolf Hitler American World War II films Films directed by Del Lord Columbia Pictures short films American comedy mystery films 1940s comedy mystery films 1943 comedy films 1940s English-language films 1940s American films