Movie #1047: Hold On! (1966, Arthur Lubin)
Poor Arthur Lubin. He directing career stetched all the way back to 1934. Only a week or so ago I'd watched his wondferful "Impact" from 1949. And here he is saddled with Herman and his bloody Hermits. This is just awful - It makes Elvis movies of the same era look like Fellini flix. The only thing of interest is the music. The movie starts with a 3 Sloan/Barri songs: "Hold On" "A Must To Avoid" and "Where Were You When I Needed You". Even after that, the music is pretty good except for the horrid "George & Dragon".
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