SHERLOCK HOLMES: The House of Fear (1945) | HD Full Movie | Basil Rathbone in the best Mystery Movie

Mystery Movie SHERLOCK HOLMES: The House of Fear (1945) 🕵️‍♂️ HD Full mystery movie starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce 🕵️‍♂️ The Best Sherlock Holmes Movies for free on KZbin 🕵️‍♂️ Holmes is visited by an insurance agent with a strange tale. Seven single men, calling themselves "The Good Comrades", live together in the remote Scottish castle of Drearcliffe House. Recently one of the "Good Comrades" received a strange message, an envelope containing nothing but seven orange pips. That night, he died and his body was horribly mutilated.
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✨ The House of Fear (1945) film cast:
Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes
Nigel Bruce as Dr. John Watson
Aubrey Mather as Bruce Alastair
Dennis Hoey as Inspector Lestrade
Paul Cavanagh as Dr. Simon Merivale
Holmes Herbert as Alan Cosgrave
Harry Cording as Captain John Simpson
Sally Shepherd as Mrs. Monteith
Gavin Muir as Mr. Chalmers
David Clyde as Alec MacGregor
Florette Hillier as Alison MacGregor
Wilson Benge as Guy Davis
Cyril Delevanti as Stanley Raeburn
Richard Alexander as Ralph King
Doris Lloyd as Bessie, Innkeeper
Alec Craig as Angus
#sherlock #mystery #crime #detective

[@susansailors1716]

I love all these old movies. No CGI, no foul language, no sex. Just great actors and stories.

[@Buddhavibez]

@@paulconway384 that’s a lie, there were plenty of lbgtq and trans people in old films. They didn’t just appear after the millennium, you numpty

[@vahrheit9996]

Excellent comment. I also like the old movies where talent was much stronger and they respected themselves and the audience with great plots and stories with no shameful sex scenes, nudity, foul language and gore. May Our Lord and God Jesus Christ Bless us all 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕💕

[@mikejohnson2638]

what's wrong with sex and 'foul language?' are you totally gay?

[@yourroyalhighness7662]

What is a rainbow person?

[@thenarnian485]

No wokeness either!

[@aaronTNGDS9]

I love how Watson swells up with pride with that goofy expression on his face when Rathbone tells him how valuable he is.

[@alanatolstad4824]

I just wish the scripts didn't always make him out to be such a bumbling fool...

[@doublestuff1368]

It makes it more goofy with that space between his teeth.

[@snuggiebear01]

@@BobJones-ey1xm Actually no what he said was not stupid. Watson in the books by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was not a bumbling idiot he’s actually quite smart and a good match for Sherlock Holmes. In the movie, he provides a comic relief to Sherlock Holmes seriousness, but in the books he’s just a serious and as smart as Sherlock Holmes. He’s a doctor, so that says a lot.

[@gufaaahhh]

@@alanatolstad4824 i kind of love it. although i dont agree he's a total fool. any time it matters he's helpful

[@bensmith4827]

​@@snuggiebear01 Yes in the books he is the intelligent man of the world to Holmes's disfunctional genius -these films do something rather different but I still love them

[@therealperish4410]

Basil is a relative of mine. This is one of my favorite works of his honestly.

[@mchapman132]

These old films were mesmerizing. Any movie with dark settings, stormy nights, foggy streets, boats, trains, old houses, intriguing characters, great storyline. They packed a lot of entertainment in just over an hour.

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

I would recommend you watch the Bat 1959 starring Vincent price, very similar and both brilliant ❤

[@mchapman132]

@@Roscoe.P.Coldchain - I’ve seen it, excellent film. I’m a old movie fan. There aren’t too many I haven’t seen. They’re much better than the idiotic crap produced today. I just watched “Night Must Fall”, with Robert Montgomery, Rosalind Russell and Dame May Whitty. Excellent psychological thriller.

[@cynthiakaminski4221]

.w I'm on

[@Tony-ov9fm]

I totally agree with you on all points ❤

[@patriciapiper6294]

​@@mchapman132 HI M. MR. MONTGOMERY WAS SURE GOOD AT BEING BAD!!

[@isis08131]

Was never a better Sherlock Holmes than Basil Rathbone.

[@williamleas7492]

Jeremy Brett was also an excellent Sherlock Holmes and the difference between the two was the quality of scripts and the screen adaptations. Hollywood took too many liberties IMO, and the later British production stayed closer to the original writings and storyline of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

[@michaellehmbeck8671]

damn straight !!!

[@gufaaahhh]

he looks more like Sherlock Holmes than what i pictured in my head lol

[@Andy-wx4wx]

Jeremy Brett is definitely his equal.....

[@arnoldacerimmer6790]

Jeremy Brett

[@dhall5785]

Basil Rathbone will always be my absolute favourite actor . He deserved a lot more accolades and recognition for his services to British film

[@samanthad1667]

Français

[@chirelle.alanalooney8609]

Oh I totally agree with you 100%!

[@chirelle.alanalooney8609]

Is there any Autobiography or Biography on Sir Basil Rathbone? Does anyone know, because I would love to buy it, and where can I buy it?

[@chirelle.alanalooney8609]

Is there any Autobiography or Biography on Sir Basil Rathbone? Does anyone know, because I would love to buy it, and where can I buy it?

[@chirelle.alanalooney8609]

I would love to know his lifes story, and I know that I would be completely fascinated by it!

[@sixwingsram]

My favorite duo. Basil and Nigel were a perfect fit. When Nigel Bruce passed, Basil Rathbone would not do another Sherlock Holmes film without his dear friend and fellow actor, Nigel Bruce. A great legacy of my favorite films.

[@janetcraft]

Large mansion rooms, tall windows, long shadows and dark stormy nights. A perfect setting for a Sherlock Holmes mystery :)

[@mr.naathu9891]

Love you

[@johnalecsscalemodeling]

Perfect SH film. I've tried to figure out the house layout it's perfection. Cheers

[@janetcraft]

@@johnalecsscalemodeling And everything looked so spotless clean :) Cheers!

[@seanh4841]

@@janetcraft Mrs Monteith could wash and do the dishes at the same time as well as cooking a whole duck

[@janetcraft]

@@seanh4841 She's hired! Tell her she can come and see me first thing Monday morning :) Thanks!

[@nancymetz818]

I thought I was the only one that loved House of Fear so much. Love the house and dark atmosphere.

[@maryoleary5044]

You're not alone ❤ Lots of people enjoy these great movies 😘🥰🥰

[@marksmith3947]

It's definitely my favorite of the Rathbone movies. The old men are portrayed with a lot of verve

[@dr.winstonsmith]

Probably my favorite Sherlock film.

[@Wwehrwolfoz]

Basil Rathbone is perfect Sherlock Holmes

[@sandrakimball518]

Yes, he is! ❤

[@3rdJAR]

💯

[@Iwo26]

Him and Jeremy Brett.

[@elizabethlacky6068]

​@@Iwo26 Brett is goofy...

[@RMR1]

Nigel Bruce was shot multiple times in both legs by a German machine gunner in World War I. You'd never know it, though, by how well he moved -- not even a limp. And who would guess that Bruce was actually younger than Basil Rathbone (born in 1895 and '92, respectively.) What a terrific duo.

[@staceylacey5587]

Great intel! Wow

[@elaineburnett5230]

Wow that's interesting information.

[@kategray9]

Basil also won the Military Cross in WW1.

[@robertgaydos1354]

These films are Best viewed late, late at night, esp when it's stormy outside!

[@reeritz1280]

My absolute favorite Sherlock Holmes movie! The entire "look" of this vintage b&w film is mesmerizing. The cast, set decoration, and script are all a form of art. Basil IS Sherlock, no one ever did the part better, and Nigel epitomises Watson!

[@cindydott452]

Nigel Bruce epitomizes Watson? Read the books and short stores. These are the only series of films that depict the character of Dr. John Watson as a brain damaged idiot. How could such a moronic buffoon even become a doctor? As for the character of Sherlock Holmes, Jeremy Brett's performance makes Basil Rathbone look like he's in a high-school play..

[@sshannon1948]

I love all of the pipe smoking....I can almost smell the rich blends of tobacco...makes me wish I smoked a pipe...

[@cindydott452]

@@sshannon1948 Sherlock's morning pipe was known to be rank in the books. He saved what was left from each pipe he smoked the day before He dried the "Dottles" as Conan Doyle called them, by the fire, and smoked the remains first thing in the morning!

[@Boozetowne]

@@sshannon1948 ¿Instead of smoking a pole?

[@AngelGarcia-uh6iu]

Is becoming mine too

[@maricrismolina4147]

Basil Rthbone and Nigel Bruce the Best Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson for me,

[@JackieOgle]

My kids used to crack up when I used to talk about Basil Rathbone and Sherlock Holmes! For longest time they thought I just made up his name and Basil Rathbone was a funny name! Love him and all the movies. I love love these movies!

[@Chuckles2109]

I used to watch these old films with my grandad ,I loved spending time with him and now his gone 15 year's I find watching these brings me close to the best role model a child could have.

[@BattlestarDamocles]

One of my favorite of Basil Rathbone's Holmes films.

[@maryoleary5044]

Basil Rathbone IS Sherlock Holmes (also a Real War Hero) and Nigel Bruce is a perfect, amusing foil as Watson! Great dialogue! Some well directed scenes and good musical atmosphere, fab cossies. Goodish production all round! I'll give it.. 5 pips 😃

[@patriciapiper6294]

Mary, some say 5 stars. Some say this gives me the fizz. You have just coined a new secret phrase for these films!! Pips!!!! Love it!! 5 pips to you!!!!

[@roringusanda2837]

Nigel Bruce was sh •t multiple times in the legs during WW1, he served gallantly as well.

[@murielcoppage5122]

The late Basil Rathbone is my favorite Sherlock Holmes & Nigel Bruce is my favorite Dr. John Watson. Their acting was superb!!

[@terriwarner8682]

I concur absolutely!

[@azariahstonar2787]

Classic

[@beandipcartography]

Agreed.

[@TheBerzerker666]

Excellent acting in this style is sadly missed.these films remind me of a rainy day when i couldn’t play outside as a child.brilliant 😃🍺

[@booshaboo1]

I would have said so a few years ago and I still enjoy but I'm afraid it's Jeremy Brett for me 😍

[@dunning234]

Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes perfection

[@MIZORAM_mafaka_hnamte]

absolutely 👍 ...

[@kenworthh9776]

Jeremy Brett was pretty pretty good ,too

[@paulconway384]

@@kenworthh9776 But not as good as Rathbone was.

[@kenworthh9776]

@@paulconway384 I agree with both ,you and Jonathan, Basiil was the better of the two. I was merely stating that Jeremy also portrayed a very good Sherlock ✌

[@kategray9]

Love the way Watson mutters to himself!

[@maryoleary5044]

Basil Rathbone - a superb, versatile Actor and a brave man; also Nigel Bruce's performance bring humour, warmth and a lovely balance to Rathbone's intelligent, believable and natural Holmes!

[@patriciamariemitchel]

After I rediscovered this series with Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce, I became quite enthralled with them and quite distraught when I discovered there was only 14. Long live Sherlock Holmes! 🙂

[@pyarahindustani8553]

In case you read my comm, know that I am happy for you, stranger 😊

[@henrykujawa4427]

Yes, 2 from Fox, 12 from Universal. Also, don't miss their hilarious cameo in the Olsen & Johnson comedy, "CRAZY HOUSE", where Rathbone says... "I'm Sherlock Holmes. I know EVERYTHING!" But don't forget the SHERLOCK HOLMES radio show, which Rathbone & Bruce did for years, during the entire time between the Fox films and all thru the Universals. And when Rathbone got sick of doing it, Bruce continued, opposite Tom Conway as Holmes! After Bruce passed away, Rathbone played Holmes twice on TV-- but sadly, both appearances are "LOST". He did however record 2 sets of "books on tape"in the 1960s, where he read original Conan Doyle stories! As the stories are narrated by Watson, this means Rathbone was actually playing Watson-- and in the 2nd set, where he did voices, he actually impersonated Nigel Bruce's Watson!

[@Joelthek]

only 14?! good gracious me.

[@christopherdrekr1078]

The games afoot !

[@robcat2075]

There is also a radio series with them, if you like OTR.

[@matthewsmith4599]

Basil rathbone and nigel bruce were just sooo good in these roles!!!!

[@BloobleBonker]

Mrs. Montieff. What a teaser!

[@FIREBRAND38]

Basil rathbone was my first Sherlock Holmes. Love these old Universal movies.

[@SuperStrik9]

The House Of Fear is my favorite Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce Sherlock Holmes movie.

[@BarbaraMerryGeng]

I always think of my mom - because she would sit up late, or get up every early to watch these Sherlock Holmes movies on tv. Such find memories. ✨❤️👋

[@dwightpowell6673]

She should've I had a job and be independent

[@ireneoydas7377]

@@dwightpowell6673 OK...

[@robertszvetics210]

Me too use to be on every sunday night at 11 pm

[@triciasomogyi5431]

Dwight Powell - Go fly a kite.

[@MichaelGunner123]

Find memories?

[@michelemarcolin2548]

NIgel Bruce is such a spontaneous and straightforward character in this series! So precious and funny in its rants, comments and irony!

[@chrisevans5259]

Basil Rathbone was the perfect English gent,..wonderfully elegant and ridiculously elequant,...and plays the inquisitive Sherlock Holmes with a detailed perfection.....love the stuffiness of his questioning and probing.....the old movies had a charm and quaintnes all of their own,...total delight

[@MrHerringfleet]

Eloquent.

[@annjohnson5740]

5h F F 5

[@philiptice6897]

Could not hav said it better my friend...

[@chipbuttytime3396]

Wasn't he South African?

[@chrisevans5259]

@@chipbuttytime3396 born in Johannesburg South Africa absolutely correct. but with two English parents ...he was a fine actor

[@denisehall4818]

Sherlock Holmes....the ultimate detective.I was weaned on these Holmes movies and have loved detective movies ever since.This is a nice crisp print too.

[@TheEaglehaslanded733]

One of the best in the Sherlock Holmes series.

[@CK-mt7om]

Basil Rathbone, just simply mesmerizing in his role as Sherlock with his faithful man Watson by his side. Such terrific writing and execution... I was just born a little to late perhaps. So thankful for these films!!!

[@phillryan1749]

I first watched these episodes in the late 70s, now close to 80 years since they were produced, still exceptional cinema.

[@ColorizedPublicDomain]

THE HOUSE OF MYSTERY 1934 | COLORIZED VERSION | FULL MOVIE kzbin.info/www/bejne/i36ZgaB_bsubaZI

[@paultaylor7082]

Great acting by Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce, a really good story and a surprising twist at the end that most people, me included, didn't see coming...

[@huntingthekaiser6490]

This is one of their films when writers gave Nigel Bruce a enlarged chance to do comedy. His turn in the library during the storm is hilarious--thinking out loud and firing his gun.

[@sandrakimball518]

That made me laugh!

[@MichaelGunner123]

An enlarged chance

[@paulhudson563]

I always hated the way they made Watson look stupid. He was an educated man and a Doctor

[@DickDack]

@@paulhudson563 ya they make him out to be a moron sometimes.

[@junior.von.claire]

@@paulhudson563 And veteran, right?

[@nehaschannel991]

Can't get enough of this duo acting omg great gentle man both Sir Basil Rathbone and Sir Nigel Bruce ❤️❤️❤️

[@cindydott452]

Have you ever read any of the original stories or novels? Dr. John Watson was an intelligent man of action. Nigel Bruce portrayed the character as a brain damaged bumbling idiot. How could such a moronic buffoon even become a doctor? I always hated how the producers decided that Watson was profoundly stupid.

[@petersanmiguel1164]

Both war hero’s too!!

[@cindydott452]

@@petersanmiguel1164 "Heroes"

[@gordonbartlett1921]

Sorry, but neither of them was knighted.

[@pbr2805]

I have watched this movie about 13 times. Now I am watching it again.

[@TSGeorgieGirl]

Not enough credit is given to Roy William Neill, the real genius behind these Sherlock Holmes episodes.

[@robertszvetics210]

You are correct my dear Waston.

[@ulfegonwiahl2063]

I have watched this Sherlock Homes movies many times since my childhood. Enjoy them every time. Discover my things every time I watch them again. Thank you Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce.

[@peter-sr1zd]

Grew up watching these on Saturday afternoons. Still love them till this day. I feel sorry for today's people. They missed some good watching.

[@maryoleary5044]

So many of us! Great Comment!

[@lulufavs4519]

Nigel BRUCE is such a great Dr. Watson. His Watson so compliments Holmes.

[@paradiseisland786]

Holmes giving Watson his saving graces gave a smile.

[@iangallager4091]

I must say Watson, for a man of his age, was able to dig a grave about five feet down and still looked full of energy and was able to exchange casual chat with Holmes and then with a nearby owl. I have to admire him.

[@henrykujawa4427]

I thought that scene was CRUEL, imagine, Holmes making Watson do ALL THAT by himself!! Hard to watch it without thinking... "Could be worse-- could be RAINING!"

[@iangallager4091]

@@henrykujawa4427 Nothing would give Holmes more pleasure than to see Watson struggling in the mud as the rain came down!!

[@sandrakimball518]

I love Dr. Watson, he's great! ❤

[@davidbendall7919]

Thanks

[@garydodd441]

Actually, Watson (Bruce) was 3 years younger than Holmes (Rathbone). Fact

[@johnshields6852]

Rathbone and Brett, the two who play the role as if born to play.

[@mark.083]

Story telling at its best. CGI and explosions be damned! Every character an indevidual no matter how small the part for the actor playing the part and Rathbone is a legend in these roles. Much can and should be learned from these classic with today's cookie cutter actors and bland lifeless performances. These things are classics for a reason. Glad to see they can still be seen 😊❤🧐 Good show ol'bean. What!!

[@michaellehmbeck8671]

I think Rathbone and Bruce are the all time best! Thank you for uploading this fantastic murder mystery movie!!

[@allanmiles5396]

Ahhh, black and white magic. Writers who could say so much by the actors body language and facial expressions and what actors are Basil & Nigel. The mystery was unsolvable by all except our heroes!

[@veronicaocallaghan8214]

Always been my favourite, what a Duo so charismatic watching these films gives me great comfort each & everyone forever a fan ❤️

[@alanstein3394]

“Just 72! Flower of his manhood? LOL! The best of the Rathbone/Bruce canon.

[@larrydewein401]

I'm 81 so not sure whether to cry or laugh!!

[@chirelle.alanalooney8609]

Ha ha ha, oh boy, that statement really was outstandingly hilarious! I just loved it !

[@sandrakimball518]

The tone in Dr. Watson's voice when he said that, was funny. He got so offended! 😠🤣

[@marksheehan501]

It's lovely seeing these films that I last saw around 45 years ago when I was a child with my mum and dad on our little B&W TV.

[@ColorizedPublicDomain]

THE HOUSE OF MYSTERY 1934 | COLORIZED VERSION | FULL MOVIE kzbin.info/www/bejne/i36ZgaB_bsubaZI

[@roringusanda2837]

🛌🤳 now I lay in bed and watch on my phone and I'm as happy as if I had a big screen tv! 🤧🤒

[@koushiksamakhshdas3098]

This is why I come to KZbin, classic movie for reasons more than you can count. No vfx, no green backdrop, yet subtle acting, kudos.

[@inducruz5558]

Always a pleasure..to watch these two

[@amitdas9607]

Very beautiful movie.sherlock Holmes acting very beautifully done ,we are grateful to see the movie, entire movie done very well,thanks

[@usermikes]

Good old days Checking into a hotel no need to show ID....I remember those days

[@virginiagrundman4012]

Love the Sherlock Holmes serials.

[@xtremenortherner]

They took a lot of liberty with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's stories..., but the acting skill & charisma of Basil Rathbone & Nigel Bruce (along w/ Dennis Hoey) carried these old "pot-boiler" flicks!

[@gfriedman99]

Don't make them like this anymore. Absolute classics. How much better they must have been during the original screenings in beautiful ornate movie houses and on the big screen. What a time that had to be.

[@stephenoconnor9904]

These movues are always top entertainment, and great fun to look at. Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce in particular have been and alwaas will be in my opinion the very best Sherlock Homes and Docktor Watson of all time.

[@shughy1]

That studio setting really would make the most beautiful home

[@maryoleary5044]

"Pacing UP and DOWN..UP and DOWN...Like a MONKEY IN A CAGE" 😔😔😔🥺

[@kingkobra1956]

All of the Basil Rathbone Sherlock Holmes are my favorites. The two Robert Downey Jr. Sherlock were a quirky twist but excellent none the less. I wish he'd make another.

[@bjdenil]

Well, Rathbone is simply the best.

[@peterwest5525]

Brilliant. Nigel Bruce - the greatest of ham actors. ( That is praise, not criticism.)

[@MikeS-um1nm]

God, I want a house like that, INCLUDING the secret passage to the cellar !!!

[@leonietrezise9198]

Very refreshing No swearing No extreme violence. Very entertaining. ❤️🇦🇺9/10

[@phileasfogg1941]

Simply the Best!

[@LeftIsBest001]

Lol, a guy was dynamited, another dismembered... this one is fantastic. 🤣🤣

[@eugeniopannozzo4217]

Another one burnt to a crisp 😅

[@craigsimons817]

Basil Rathbone was the definitive Holmes. This was one of the best of the series although my favourite was The Scarlet Claw

[@theresadimaggio7241]

Great movie. Basil Rathbone was a great actor. My moms favorite playing Sherlock Holmes. Loved the music at the end.

[@karenoengland9859]

Love the old Sherlock 🎥

[@SGTASMR]

The absolute best movies made. Nothing better

[@paulconway384]

No rubbish CGI or political correctness nonsense.

[@pauliemurphy4787]

@@paulconway384 Curious as to how any of this isn't politically correct ? I can't imagine how any modern renditions of Holmes is any more or less politically correct as compared to the old films. Also, computer generated imagery is really nothing more than a set. Looks to me that they are using sets here. Not like it was all filmed on an empty stage without props.

[@JackieOgle]

Hound of the Baskervilles my all-time fav!!

[@sandrakimball518]

This was one of my favorite Sherlock Holmes movies. If I were in that movie, and could associate with the Good Comrades, I would like to be friends with Captain Simpson because he was a sea captain. By him being a sea captain, I can imagine the adventurous stories he would have to tell. I would sit by Alestair's fireplace, with a glass of wine, and listen to the Captain tell those fascinating tales. 🍷🔥⚓🌊

[@phyllishammond9886]

The best one and also voice of terror, that is a good movie!!!

[@regwatson2017]

Yeah except the Good Comrades would have to bump you off so they could finish their insurance fraud !

[@regwatson2017]

Has anyone else ever wondered how this would have played out if Holmes and Watson hadn't been hired by the insurance company ? Would Alastair have been the last one standing and if he had got all the insurance money then the others would have just come up from the underground cave to extract the money from him then bump him off. And presumably they would have bumped off Mrs Montieff as well to avoid any loose lips. And then as they were all supposed to be dead they would have to disappear again overseas ......on Simoson's boat ?

[@alfrede5453]

This is my personal favorite

[@waderaney7]

Nigel mumbling Bruce😆,👍 comical genius😉

[@azariahstonar2787]

Great Actor

[@celenacasciani8500]

Yeah, especially when he was talking back to the owl

[@jaystermac9870]

I love the stoms and the cozy fireplaces

[@sandrakimball518]

Those 2 elements are a perfect combination!

[@MichaelGunner123]

What, pray tell, is a stom? A British thing maybe?

[@MichaelGunner123]

@@sandrakimball518 What, a cozy fireplace & a stom? What is a stom?

[@Preussengeneral]

Yes, indeed. Stom, cozy fireplaces and comfy chairs. 🤫

[@karenoengland9859]

Rathbone was the best Sherlock.

[@nhmooytis7058]

I agree!

[@nancyhowell4505]

Really enjoyed this out-of-the-ordinary story. Kept me on a wild ride with all the twists and turns, with a bonus. Watson had a large part of the story all to himself! No one criticizing or telling him to be quiet. Thanks so much for posting this! 👏👍👍😀

[@satyaswarupswain5235]

I just love this type of movie.

[@scoutiii8893]

I love this one. It becomes a full on spooky haunted house once that storm rolls in and the covert suspects begin wreaking havoc on poor Dr Watson!

[@martythemartian99]

House on the hill looks uncannily like the church in Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of Terror. :)

[@nickgodfrey1148]

The wonderful ‘House of Fear’ - one of my favourite Sherlock’s. Used to watch these as a kid when they were shown on BBC2 back in the 80’s, back when tv wasn’t filled up with reality crap and concerned with being woke. Just good old fashioned entertainment with classy actors and talented film makers. Thanks for uploading. Excellent quality.

[@MichaelGunner123]

Being woke? Please expound. Thx in advance.

[@nickgodfrey1148]

@@MichaelGunner123 “Woke (/woʊk/ wohk) is a term originating in the United States that originally meant to be alert to racial prejudice and discrimination. Beginning in the 2010s, it came to encompass a broader awareness of social inequalities such as sexism, and has also been used as shorthand for left-wing ideas involving identity politics and social justice, such as the notion of white privilege and slavery reparations for African Americans.”

[@MichaelGunner123]

@@AZ-ze5xb Horrible run - on sentence; Plus total misuse of its...it's = IT IS.

[@nickgodfrey1148]

@@AZ-ze5xb or maybe he just didn’t like curry? 😁

[@ezeztztz]

Exactly what I was thinking,in the 80s we always watched these as a family and I always looked forward to them,Charlie chan was another great show shown in the 80s.

[@carminerussano2961]

I know all the episodes by heart but seeing them in their original language is like watching another movie. Extravagant but beautiful.

[@joline2730]

Car: then could you list them so I can search and then watch them 🙏

[@carminerussano2961]

@@joline2730 thanx very grazie

[@AndrewDolanABD]

Kim Newman's two novels about the Drearcliff Grange School took some inspiration from here. Newman is a huge Sherlock fan, as reflected in his Diogenes Club stories, his novel _Moriarty: The Hound of the D'Urbervilles_, and various other homages in his other works.

[@chirelle.alanalooney8609]

Also, Watson is so easily hoodwinked! I loved that Owl too. Even the Owl hoodwinked Watson! Ha ha ha ha ha. I loved that!

[@cindydott452]

Have you ever read any of the original stories or novels? Dr. John Watson was an intelligent man of action. Nigel Bruce portrayed the character as a brain damaged bumbling idiot. How could such a moronic buffoon even become a doctor? I have always hated how the producers decided that Watson was a profoundly stupid imbecile.

[@CissyBrazil]

Dr Watson cracks me up. Nigel Bruce is perfect!

[@henrykujawa4427]

"Stick with us, Lestrade-- we'll make a detective of you yet!"

[@obi-ron]

His second cousin took the part of Holmes in 1979 because he loved these movies. Fellah named Christopher Plummer!

[@brucyboy1895]

Michael Hoey the son of The Late Great Denis Hoey ( Lestrad )gives a great read in his book " the Famous Faces" it tells of all the unsung hero's who play the supporting parts .

[@azoutlaw7]

Basil Rathbone is the epitome of smooth. I think the only thing that ever got him ruffled was when Dr. Watson was in trouble of some sort. Both actors are amazing. I just watched The court jester with Danny kaye. Basil played evil Sir Ravenhurst and, again, smooth as silk. Thank you for sharing.

[@joehall9133]

Rathbone was a decorated war hero of WW 1

[@john1653]

I will start watching, but if there is an ad in the first five minutes I will stop. Some of these ads are so inappropriately placed I have come to detest them.

[@johnalecsscalemodeling]

I'm a massive Rathbone/Bruce Holmes fan. This is my favorite of the 14. From Faces Death to this are the perfect ones. Plus Baskervilles and Dressed to Kill.

[@gerardomahony7788]

A pleasure to watch and learn

[@pariscribe5245]

Delightfull !

[@beverleybev7060]

thankyou for these great movies. on rainy days like today i just listen as if a book were being read to me. its calm music and tone is a breath of fresh air compared to noisy gun slinging movies of today.

[@morganlefey]

“What was he doing with dynamite at this time of the morning?” - Lestrade

[@triciasomogyi5431]

🤣

[@seanh4841]

He was annoyed as he been offered tea, rather than his usual ☕

[@levdavid2412]

These Sherlock Holmes movies are sure cultural heritage for all national libraries.

[@euphrates556]

Hollywood, what have you done for me lately? Love the classics.

[@shughy1]

Hollywood got woke, went broke... Record numbers unfollowing

[@radiofiendify]

Got woke, went broke, all while trying to deepthroat the C.C.P.

[@henrykujawa4427]

The art direction in this was so excellent, it reminded me of a Hammer Film-- only, in B&W! This was the very 1st Sherlock Holmes film I EVER saw, when Philly's channel 17 used to run 13 of them in rotation on Saturday nights at 11 PM. That late was a perfect time for a spooky murder mystery.

[@chirelle.alanalooney8609]

I absolutely love this great movie, and Mr. or should I say, Sir Sherlock Holmes!

[@stanleyeng5904]

My favorite Sherlock and Dr. Watson. Seen all the basil Rathbone Sherlock Holmes movies on prime or Netflix. It’s exciting to find these Rathbone Sherlock movies on KZbin!

[@littlemissgroove]

Surely not on netflix