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Hi guys please help me name this film!!!?

its a 1980’s film about a bunch of people who stay in a haunted hotel (converted castle) all i can remember is one scene in the film.
all the people staying at the hotel watch a play put on by the hotel owners, its all done with cardboard cut-outs, its a ocean scene with a boat which gets attacked by an octopus, a little boy gets cocky and taunts the octopus which then comes alive and grabs him, pulling him into the play ( which is now real) all the people in the audience are watching and from their view you can see it is all still cardboard ( with the boy being held by the octopus) but from the boys point of view he’s in the ocean being attached by the real octopus, the people in the audience panic and have to throw a fake floating ring into the “fake” play which then appears in the “real” attack which he grabs and is pulled out……

maybe high spirits

Haunted Honeymoon (1986)

Haunted Honeymoon [VHS] $9.99 Gene Wilder’s Haunted Honeymoon attempts to re-create the charm of those horror spoofs from the 1940s like Hope and Crosby’s My Favorite Brunette. Larry (Wilder) and Vickie (wife Gilda Radner) play radio stars who decide to spend their honeymoon in the spooky old manse where Larry grew up with his Aunt Kate (Dom DeLuise in drag). The setup is a good one and the mostly British supporting cast, incl…

High Spirits $7.25 Peter O’Toole (Lawrence of Arabia, My Favorite Year) gives an exuberant performance in High Spirits. Peter Plunkett (O’Toole) hopes to save his mortgaged castle by turning it into a tourist attraction–the most haunted castle in Ireland. When American tourists arrive–among them Jack (Steve Guttenberg) and Sharon (Beverly D’Angelo), a couple whose marriage is rapidly disintegrating–Plunkett’s tom…

Haunted Honeymoon $12.21 Gene Wilder’s Haunted Honeymoon attempts to re-create the charm of those horror spoofs from the 1940s like Hope and Crosby’s My Favorite Brunette. Larry (Wilder) and Vickie (wife Gilda Radner) play radio stars who decide to spend their honeymoon in the spooky old manse where Larry grew up with his Aunt Kate (Dom DeLuise in drag). The setup is a good one and the mostly British supporting cast, incl…

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