NIGHTMARE Rare Hammer Horror B&W 1964 (FULL MOVIE)

[@Taradise85]

October 2024 I am watching this amazing film for the first time. I have been on a gothic horror phase for a while now. I am 39 years old and it really is a shame they don’t make movies like this anymore. Thank you for sharing

[@southernsandra]

I love black and white movies, this movie no profanity or nudity.. just a good Ole scary movie 🎬.. thank for sharing 🙏

[@pauline555]

In the 1970s my parents moved to America from Birmingham. And at 52, I finally returned home to visit my elderly family. Thanks for posting these Hammer movie classics that reminds me of my childhood and good ole/old England.

[@fritula6200]

I wish you had remained in UK, everything there is so down to earth. America not a "reality " country.

[@lorileew2337]

​@@fritula6200Yes it is every Country has people that don't live in reality ..

[@lucyw.7597]

im 56 and i remember this..ive never noticed it on tv since..so glad to find it now!.my dad always let me stay up and watch a horror with him...my mum disapproved! we lived not far from the hammer horror house...used to find it very exciting to drive past and see it...i still got very excited to go for a drink there a few times as an adult..very fancy hotel by then!

[@joannenugent8495]

Movies from this period and up till the late 70's were the best.They rely on atmosphere rather than special effects and that is what makes them so good.Have any of you seen "Whistle and I'll come to you". Hell,that is one bizarre,spooky film.

[@letoubib4811]

Yes. Joanne. I do --> "Whistle and I'll come to you"

[@JEFFIE-jp6kj]

Movies '64 up until '70 the best ??? Well, not really LOL

[@a.g.6224]

And then came the seventies.

[@JEFFIE-jp6kj]

for Hammer, maybe but certainly not movies in general

[@slimshine953]

@@JEFFIE-jp6kj ~ No? So... when was the best era for movies? By the way, Joanne said from the time of this film until the late 70s, not just till '70.

[@Sameoldfitup]

“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams..

[@rhondacabot515]

Right under your nose it goes by!

[@lennisefuller5075]

Yes I like it...

[@michaelwertzy9808]

Sorry Sameold F..., but this "quote" is by FAR the most over-used in the comments. Stay in bed

[@lorileew2337]

​@@michaelwertzy9808Oh get the stick out of your bum..

[@geographicoddity9444]

They simply don't make them like this anymore. Outstanding.

[@ThePiratemachine]

Moira Redmond.

[@jennymoore841]

What a great movie. I never get tired of watching the old ones!

[@morriganravenchild6613]

Wonderful. Hammer films are in a class all by themselves. Used to scare the pants of me. Thanks for the upload.

[@MsLoriGold]

THANKS FOR SHARING THIS MOVIE. I'M 54 - DOESN'T THE TIME GO BY FAST - I STILL WONDER WHEN I'M GOING TO GROW UP! THESE MOVIES ARE GREAT AND WHEN I WAS A KID I ESPECIALLY LIKED WATCHING CREATURE FEATURES WITH ALL THEIR OLD BLACK AND WHITE SPOOKY MOVIES! PS - NOT SHOUTING, LAPTOP PROBLEMS!

[@Methadone4Life]

I'm 50 feel the same way...love Hammer and the classics.

[@MsLoriGold]

Oh my goodness, my sister and I have movie marathons when we visit as well - she lives 3,000 miles away and twice a year we see each other, and we act like children. It's refreshing to hear that others, no matter their age, are still young at heart. And, sometimes it makes me sad when I notice how quickly times flies. And, yes the atmosphere of these oldies but goodies are such good fun to watch! :-)

[@MsLoriGold]

Hello Maureen! My sister and I definitely order food, have our favorite drink, lots of munchies, wear our pajamas (when she has visited me of late,we have staycations, go to a resort with my Golden in tow), and well get comfy on the sofa. At her place, it's the same scenario, but snuggling with her pet. We have Chinese food or pizza as well! We don't light candles, but the lights are dimmed for atmosphere. And,no matter how many times I've rewatched a movie, if there is a jump scare, I still fly out of my seat and scare the heck out of my dog, poor thing I wish we lived closer, but if I'm still alive and kicking at retirement, I hope to move back to Ontario so we can have more sister time and hang out. My sister and her husband have their own ritual of watching entire series of old shows from the 60s and 70s - it's a great escape from the hectic world. Thank you for the name compliment - 'Gold' refers to Golden Retrievers, I'm not so original! Thank you for sharing your memories and habits, I plan to visit my sister in August and I'm going to suggest candles to add ambiance to our movie marathons. The Shining is one movie we revisit and a really cheesy movie called House On Sorority Row from the 80s,which always reminds us of watching it with our parents at their house on the lake - funny how many fond memories can be formed by just watching a movie with family and friends - sorry - I typed a little novel here- I wish you many more pleasant sister movie marathons - so cool to talk to someone who does the same thing!

[@msmith120]

Creature Features! Great memories!

[@sixofone1307]

Not to butt in but a really good old scary classic is The Old Dark House (1932). Boris Karloff, Melvyn Douglas and spooky atmosphere put the definite chills in!

[@SD-ep3nm]

Black and white with not one 'special effect' to be seen, and it kept me on the edge of my chair all through. Today's film makers could learn a lot from films like this one. Excellent, and great quality as well. So glad I found it.

[@ThePiratemachine]

Because of Moira Redmond's brilliance.

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

shot in wide angle. Nice share. But tell me, dear boy, why is it so rare?

[@megamusictoronto]

Great movie, I'm 50 and used to watch this kind of movie all the time growing up. I really enjoyed watching this! Thank you for posting!

[@mindyvaughn8217]

The Hammer group did such a great job with this movie. The lighting was terrific. He really set the mood and brought the level of suspense to a tightrope level. Thanks for letting us all see this again.

[@JoFunnyOnion]

Excellent film. A handful of convincing actors and a great plot. The rubbish they make nowadays pales in comparison to the genuine atmospherics of old films such as this. Thank you for the upload.

[@chrismcpherson1586]

This is such a classic you never forget about. Worth the watch ❤

[@tigress1743]

MsLoriGold~Age is just a number. I'm 70~I, too, love these old B&W movies. As teenagers my sister and I would watch horror flicks every Saturday night. Then we would go to bed and when one started screaming with nightmares, the other would wake up huddled together and start screaming. Daddy had to come to our room and calm both of us down. We vowed not to watch anymore horror movies~that is until next Saturday night. Then it would start all over again. I miss those times gone by.

[@littlemissgroove]

Tigress 1 lovely memories x

[@AstralPixie]

Tigress 1: I also enjoy these classic horror movies. What fun memories.

[@tigress1743]

@@AstralPixie O' my goodness~I had forgotten all about this movie until I received your reply. I went back and watched it again. My sister and I keep in contact 3 times weekly. Although we're miles apart, we still reminisce about our happy childhood and we always bring up those times when Daddy came to our rescue.

[@tigress1743]

@@littlemissgroove Wow~I didn't get your reply until today. My sister and I still go down memory lane about our fun times together as children, especially our teen years.

[@littlemissgroove]

@@tigress1743 awww💓💓💓

[@damin9913]

I love watching B&W movies they make everything feel so peaceful😇

[@cynthiar7350]

Growing up in the early ‘60’s, afternoons after school spent watching Count Macabre with my best friend, Bunny. These movies were so scary! One I really remember is people living behind a gated area & couldn’t go beyond or they rapidly aged...can’t recall the name. We only had black & white 📺 back then for everything.

[@eduardo_corrochio]

Love these charming old British fright films of the 60's. This movie has such effective, rich lighting and cinematography to create the perfect mood. Also worthwhile are "Paranoiac" and "Scream of Fear". They're the sort of cinematic experiences that have a nice slow build of dread and suspense.

[@ThePiratemachine]

It's not old. Ignore the rubbish today.

[@posttyped11]

That poor girl was more gas lit than the American citizenry.

[@todayipaint4667]

Exactly what we need, nowadays...

[@LAG3]

I am SO glad I clicked on this just to read all the comments. I agree with all of you. My kids and their friends love those 2 hour CGI Migraine Inducing films with tons of cheap jump scares. I think most modern movies are at least 30 minutes too long. It's great to see so many kindred spirits. My best friend and I grew up on a steady diet of horror movies. It definitely creates a bond, just like when someone enjoys the same music. "I Don't Wanna Grow Up!" -Ramones

[@RobertLocksley385]

An ex girlfriend let her teenage girls watch all manner of modern "horror" films that caused nothing but complaints about predictability. I sat them in front of films like this and it gave them nightmares and a hundred unanswered questions. There's the difference.

[@jasmine4347]

Well what can you say it's a hammer film so it's going to be excellent . Creepy and intriguing really enjoyed every minute of this film to the point may watch it again soon :)

[@kathrinebranch3622]

CREATURE FEATURES was the bomb, I tried to explain it to my daughters and they didn't care. LOL! My hole family would stay up late Sat. night and watch it. However in those days they family liked to spend the weekend nights together, so sad. Majority has changed.

[@alvinjones670]

Kathrine Branch I AGREE!!!

[@alswann2702]

Bob Wilkins is why I smoke cigars!

[@lynneallen1652]

Kathrine Branch I've raised my daughter on the old-school creepy Vincent Price Christopher Lee movies now I'll raise my granddaughter on these great movies that are scary in a fun way without the big budgets of Hollywood in the over-the-top blood and guts and Sex Type movies that I wouldn't want to show my grandkids anyways these are just as much fun and even scarier in my view.✌

[@hotgritz4sho]

Kathrine Branch In NY we had something very similar called “CHILLER” which was a series scary movies played on a local network station. These types of films are classic for their genre because they feature modern tales of crazed, wides-eyes confusion.

[@milesandcoffee]

Yes indeed! Every Saturday night!

[@undeadondine1977]

Excellent movie! The performances were exceptional, and the black and white film added an extra creepy atmosphere. It is truly a shame that it took 42 years (a great deal of which has been spent watching horror/thrillers) for me to even hear of this; it really deserves to be much better known. 👍❤

[@curiositypiqued6573]

This film is 59 years

[@Orlanzepol123]

@@curiositypiqued6573 why is this on the Betty Davis films? I didn’t see your name in the titles.😊

[@curiositypiqued6573]

@@Orlanzepol123 yes my names top billing 🤷🏻‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤣🙄

[@lorileew2337]

​@@Orlanzepol123.. Sometimes different movies from certain actor's or actress' are including because they like the film's so much .. I never seen this one before or forget if I did I'm glad they included this great movie in their compilation of movies..

[@miladydewinter7770]

That was a belter ---- as only the HAMMER studio is capable of. Many thanks for uploading this little gem.

[@iwantthe1icanthave179]

Brings back wonderful memories, myself, sister and brothers. ( brothers were babysitting us) They would watch these and we would watch too, terrified, could stay up late with pop and crisps till about an hour b4 parents returned, watching the scary movies of the late 60s, early 70s My 1 brother and I would do quotes from different movies. Absolutely wonderful memories, although always went to bed terrified of some monster or other ( in my imagination, it was in the house .. Waiting ) haha

[@tapeduk]

This film is great....I watch it all the time 😀

[@dutchvanhelsing6671]

This has scared for the last 50 years,,,some how I got to watch it alone at age 6...I think this movie really disturbed me for many years..Honestly ...scaaaary...

[@kaila62kaila]

hope you recovered DVH

[@marklittler784]

Yeah usually they were on tv quite late at night, I was usually upset at having to miss the Avengers after Tom Jones

[@ThePiratemachine]

Moira Redmond so brilliant.

[@elliana2]

Ikr... we got away with stuff back then... parent's weren't used to monitoring what we saw on TV so much lol. I remember seeing "Phantom of the Opera" at about 4. What really left an impression was that eyeball peering out from the slot in the door. I sort of blank out after that, and remember being unsettled for awhile. Where were my parents, LOL. :D

[@MichaelBertsch-q2k]

Outstanding Hammer Movie, Fantastic,Thank You For Posting,Michael B.😱😱😱😃😃😃

[@fotinid6638]

I am in love with the English mystery, suspense,murder,thriller and horror film's.. Well done.!!!

[@1952mrpdc]

This is one film I was not going to watch. Really glad I did. Very suspenseful, excellent acting and the direction is very like Hitchcock. Brilliant film. Really pleased I watched it. We could do with more of these old films. Much better to watch a good film like this one than most of the rubbish they produce these days. PC 21.06.2017.

[@meme4922]

I agree that cast was really really good although I don't think I recognize anybody in this movie at all!

[@taylortimeless]

Agreed! Even at times the actress that was going to go to jail at the end reminded me of Kim Novak. Maybe it was the hair and the eyes (just a little bit). I was totally getting Hitchcock vibes.

[@marklittler784]

The atmosphere created by the lighting and lack of it seems rarely used nowadays but was certainty common then with Dracula & Frankenstein.

[@genkatqltr8517]

You summed up my feelings exactly! Thanks! 👍👏

[@billjoe39]

@@meme4922 the blonde actress playing Janet's ally played a hooker in the first scene of 'Peeping Tom' (1960)

[@insomanywords]

What an excellent film! It's full of surprises and twists and turns! Superb! ⭐⭐⭐

[@michaelbertsch7092]

I HAVE NEVER SEEN THIS MOVIE BEFOR,BUT I HAVE TO TELL YOU, THIS MOVIE WAS GRRREAT,4 STARS,IT REALLY HAD ME ON EDGE OF MY SEET,WONDERFUL VERY SPOOKY,THANKS, SINCERLY MICHAEL BERTSCH.

[@mikenixon2401]

I used to stay up late on Friday's when horror films like this were on television. Naturally, I understand and appreciate them more now. I am also thankful I grew up in an era when horror films were for the most part realistic. From what I understand they are a world apart from the trash (in all fairness I've not seen any) made today. Thanks.

[@MikeGreenwood51]

They are very much worse. At least the above movie is a form of entertainment in some way but todays are some times horrifying in the grotesque nature of their terror. Frightening even that a producer would consider the depravity worth publishing. Anyway-Have a nice day. There may be some good ones about. I appriciated 'The Others'.

[@beebee8018]

So obvious.

[@ChrisCarlin-is8wv]

I did too. My brothers and I would view it on a 13 inch B&W with the sound turn low so my parents wouldn’t hear us. Filling up on those large chick o sticks. Great memories.

[@jesscarter6504]

THANK YOU, CARL... LOVE LOVE LOVE HAMMER STUDIOS... THESE OLD CREEPY MOVIES ARE FANTASTIC... the black and white medium makes this even better.. miss Christopher Plummer....

[@mindyvaughn8217]

It put shivers down my spine just now and I'm 52. This has to be the scariest old movie I have ever seen. But wonderful! Thanks for the scare.

[@alswann2702]

Excellent!!! I love hammer classic horror movies but never knew they did this suspense film. What a gem. Thanks for sharing.

[@kaf890890]

A treat! I don't know how I've missed it before. Clever script, female-centered, great cast. Thanks!

[@fatherchristmas2998]

The classic horror stories I can't get enough of. They were well made .and thought out

[@cheetyliciousmeowmeow1085]

I must confess...I watch these movies cause of great set design and interiors of houses...this movie is really good. Love the directing and story line

[@lorileew2337]

Me too I love vintage furniture clothing and anything vintage .

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Hammer set designs and costumes were a!ways impeccable despite low budgets. Add to that : they used actors who had spent years in Rep theatre before appearing on screen. Unlike today's crop ! And it shows !!

[@leos2166]

What a great movie. Had me on the edge of my seat all the way. I never expected the plot twist at the end.

[@hookbeak3516]

I didn't expect the teacher's return. Quality film noir horror.

[@kathrinebranch3622]

My favorite move on Creature features (the one that scared the heck out of me) was the Trilogy of Terror with that little doll running around.

[@jimdavis3435]

with Karen Black...i wanted the doll

[@faithhopelove9176]

Kathrine Branch omg Me Too!!!!!!!

[@marsbeads]

Oh yes, I remember that well. Freaked me out!

[@thuggeetennessee7981]

The Zuni doll! He was a nasty piece of work, that one!

[@arnoldziffel7831]

Thuggee Tennessee cuz it was an inner city minority without White privilege but receiving welfare, clothing vouchers, food stamps, and free medical care while maintaining a standard of living higher than most blue collar working people.

[@louismartineau2669]

Since I was a teenager (a long time ago) this movie freaked me out and still does. Thanks for sharing.

[@paulchristman2456]

A decent psychological thriller. Don Banks' distinctive score featuring his trademark harmonic discord is a definite asset. I kept expecting Glynis Johns to step out around a corner! Thanks for posting !

[@tomcosburn566]

This a high-quality kick-ass thriller. Very, very well-done. I remember seeing part of it on T.V. when I was about 7 years old (in 1971) and it scared me so bad I slept with my light on for 2 nights. Not recommended for youngsters. But a great thriller for adults and the strong-hearted.

[@SmR8008]

These days it's easy to predict the endings of modern films, this I did not. Loved it😊

[@markdrouin8094]

Why do I love these old movies maybe nostalgia , they don't make film this way anymore I guess for a time you can live in that day and age things made sense we're simpler more wholesome anyway enjoyed it.

[@marcelorolandi4150]

Thank you very much for uploading this film. I didn't know about it, it's a real gem.

[@octagonseventynine1253]

Wow the opening shot is amazing.

[@ThePiratemachine]

Moira Redmond's acting is amazing. Talent in front of you, before your eyes.

[@hippiedachshunds1632]

I so enjoy revisiting these old Hammer films. Some, like this one, I've never seen before. Great fun to see it now. Thank you for posting!

[@ThePiratemachine]

They're not old. Current. Brilliance never dies.

[@lorileew2337]

​@@ThePiratemachineThey're old what's wrong with someone acknowledging that Logical Fact ..

[@MikeFlynnHITF]

Man oh man ,,, thank you for this,,,,, WHAT A GREAT MOVIE !!!! I have to admit I`m a huge Hammer film fan and never saw this one ,, Tanks again !!!

[@seriousmoonlight4546]

Wow I love Hammer movies! This one is so well written and different from the Christopher Lee/Peter Cushing type (although I LOVE those too.) Thank you for this.

[@littlemissgroove]

Can’t believe I haven’t seen this before ! Great acting and great story Thank you for uploading 🤗

[@ThePiratemachine]

yes. Moira Redmond is brilliant. they all are.

[@paulbridgemans3880]

I really enjoyed seeing this. I stayed up late after begging my Mam and Dad when I was twelve and I was so scared I had to switch it off and just could not sleep. I am so glad I finally got to see the end. Brilliant Film

[@AstralPixie]

I have similar childhood memories!

[@juliemorris6235]

I watched this film sometime between late 60's to 70's and I thought it was a really good film then so to come across it and to have the opportunity to watch it again was fantastic, I still think it a really good film. I absolutely love the old B&W horror's, especially the Hammer House of Horror editions.

[@edanabrown9061]

Very good! Deliciously creepy, eerie atmosphere.

[@seshakv]

i watched many black and white movies of 1940 1950 and 1960 in you tube i rate this number one for scary and best low light photography. the next best is Scream of fear 1960 or 1961. I really loved this. the photography is top class. thank you Carl boulton.

[@e_Dave]

I remember watching this with my grandpa a while back. He was really into old monster movies and had this in a collection of Hammer films. I remember the part from 14:45-15:50 really sticking with me. The only noise is Janet screaming, and there's a lot of quick cuts used. The lack of music also makes the scene feel very real. I was already into the dark side of the internet at that point, so it didn't really scare me, but it stuck with me as being genuinely creepy.

[@bentillotson8241]

what a gem, haven't seen it for years, I'd forgotten all about it, thanks so much

[@ruthhildenbrandt449]

a really good hammer slammer. wonderful movie. thanks.

[@Sundragon1964]

Thank you for posting the full movie for us Hammer fans!

[@everythingisaprocess]

This is one of the best movies I have seen in a long time. Great story, great acting and a delicious ending. Movies like this make todays movies look like crap in comparison. They don't make them like this anymore. Thank you so much for the upload.

[@sharyllee7094]

Thanks so much, Carl. THAT was a really good Horror Flic!

[@GG-PAT]

I LOVE OLD SCARY MOVIES, THEY WERE MADE SO WELL, THANK YOU FOR THE UPLOAD🎈

[@chevydude658]

Holy guacamole! This was an incredible movie. The ending was totally unexpected. This is a very good film!!!! I'm just gobsmacked!

[@ecuadorexpat8558]

This movie is AWESOME!!! Eerie suspenseful and one of the best I have ever seen! Thanks for this great upload

[@daveallen63]

I love my old classic actors, but I love running across a movie where I don't recognize a single name in the credits. It always turns out that I had seen some of them in other movies, just never really knew their name.

[@kimsmith4563]

one ive not seen before that i recall,kind of knew how the storyline would go,but i enjoyed it,love hammer films

[@99fruitbat]

What a great film ! Big fan of Hammer Horror since the early 70's , but had never seen this little psychological / twister before . Well worth the watch . Thanks 😀

[@Kojoanna]

I love Hammer films and had not seen this one, thanks for posting😁👍

[@galleherjazz]

What a sleeper! I wonder why this film isn't more widely known and acclaimed? A combination thriller and horror flick. Fantastic!

[@silenceseaandsky]

Thank you very much for providing a good quality upload - a rarity nowadays...

[@josephjonesjonetti7801]

I'm 49 I just started watching these movies they are so different and relaxing in the cove for self loving it. Thanks great deal.

[@ThePiratemachine]

Welcome to Excellence.

[@dahlrussell]

Gripping and creepy from the very first frames! The opening creeped me out so much I had to view the rest another day! I figured out the story line early on, but still atmospheric.

[@murtazaarif6507]

I love the black and white colour created by the lighting that generates big dark shadows to form a smooth silvery grey clarity like Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho movie. Other Hitchcock elements include the camera focusing down on the bewildered faces of characters, innocent heart-shaped faces of protagonists with bob haircuts battling against tall dark scheming antagonists, and the infamous knife. However, when the energy is heightened by mixing screaming, wailing, and suspenseful background together to create suspense, mystery, and horror of things lurking and watching us during our sleep and wakefulness, it is more painful to hear than to see.

[@hookbeak3516]

There seems to be a transition of Hammer films that I've only just discovered. The name Hammer came from Will 'Hammer' or William Hinds 1935-37 this was the year he founded the company & still owned it. 'Hammer' was his stage name & came from Hammersmith, London where he lived. I remember Hammer House Of Horror in colour, but ownership had changed many times. This 1963 version is a real treat in film noir style, excellent script, the neurotic to psychotic madness of the female characters, complete with blood curdling screams - it's SUPERB!

[@piamadison5539]

Never seen this before. Looking forward to it. Thank you.

[@sylviamoncivais252]

OMG!! Love the suspense, the thrill and the psychological aspect of this movie. Please keep these black and white movies coming. Glad to tell you I am now a subscriber!!

[@kikujirofromkyoto]

Wow, got me the chills. This is one hell of a film. I love it.

[@hammadoolass]

Thought I'd seen all the hammer movies --- this one sneaked by me. It was GREAT - thanks for uploading

[@susanmunford1394]

Hammer films so rare to find uploaded, Thank You so much!!

[@crestontanner6915]

Thanks, Love Hammer Films and never knew about this one and such good quality!

[@janeferraz413]

Good movie. Glad I found it on here. Thanks for posting this movie😍👍

[@eddiemunster2196]

Hammer house pictures were always the best in horror. The English we're always two steps ahead of the United States. in horror. I admire the English of that generation.

[@Jeffrey314159]

Eddie Munster The British are a sullen people living in a dysmal land

[@sarahpipes2318]

And the USA is a wonderful place?? When you have ghettos guns being sold in supermarkets and a pathological liar that could blow the world up at any time?

[@Charziiz]

you are an idiot!

[@RobertLocksley385]

You really are some sort of twat, aren't you? One of those bell-ends who thinks the IRA are "freedom fighters".

[@WINGTV9]

Yep, the Queen is pretty useless. She's presided over the destruction of her own country with nary an objection.

[@ikercompean2490]

OMG!!! What a lovely creepy little thriller... Thanks for posting!

[@paulbridgemans3880]

Thank You Carl enjoyed immensely I saw it on tv in 1976

[@addykelly1777]

I’m 41 today. Watching this movie and grumbling that no one got me a cake.

[@alexwilde1975]

No one does comedy and horror as good as the English.

[@ThePiratemachine]

And Moira Redmond.

[@pollyanne234]

My own ghost story is better and true

[@tinamcintyre6797]

@@pollyanne234 “Ghost “

[@gercurry8521]

My mom's friend used to take all us kids to see these movies. 😆😆when we had black outs, she used to tell us about the next hammer movie. We would be so excited. Nowadays she would have been frowned upon. But we loved this stuff. This one has such good quality. Thank you for the memories.

[@leilaharris1445]

So good! Some great screams!

[@vagabondmoon1307]

Thanks for sharing this! I love these old movies, you made my day!

[@floydgrove6486]

Fabulous musical score!

[@thedevilinfrankenstein6503]

I am in my early 40' and still love looking at the classics of well performed acting with an unexpected twist. Also psychological thrillers are always number one choice to pick, something to watch and try to figure out who is who and or what (like a puzzle). Thank you so much for the opportunity for letting us all watch this by sharing

[@ThePiratemachine]

So you've discovered brilIance.

[@lorileew2337]

​@@ThePiratemachineYep actress Moira Redmond.

[@bridgetgeddes7072]

Fantastic mind player

[@MsJulian214]

Great old film ty so much .

[@peterjnolasco]

Great movie and that ending, wow!

[@chuckfinn]

This is one of the reasons I love KZbin. I pretty much randomly came across this and was reeled in straight away. Did anyone else at least think of ‘Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte’?

[@rem2267]

I really like this movie, and the quality is outstanding! My favorite line = "You might have been all kinds of a gay boy before, but you're married to me now!!" I think that the lady playing 'Grace' looks a bit like Simone Signoret - anyone else think so? Thanks so much for posting this Hammer gem!

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

I would whole-heartedly agree if I knew who ms. signoret was. I still get roger corman productions and hammer films some what confused. I think it comes from coppola's movie "Dementia 13." this film was a roger corman production but had the atmosphere of a hammer horror film like this one

[@MsLoriGold]

c.j macq - I agree that some film companies have similar styles that can confuse the viewer as to whom the filmmaker might be. Off topic - I had posted a comment a few months ago where there was a lot of other comments by viewers sharing opinions and gave other movie suggestions - i can no longer see my original comment and can't access the movie suggestions made by other viewers - You were one of the people engaged in the conversation - can you see that thread - maybe the whole thread was deleted for some reason - I'm just wondering because I thought I might be losing a few brain cells LOL!

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

'ello, 'ello MsLoriGold.... I remember you or sure! I know the thread your speaking of. it was one of the most enjoyable threads I ever participated in and you're right! its disappeared! wow, very weird indeed! strange things keep happening on you tube! the channel owners have the option of removing any comment or thread they choose so maybe they removed that thread for some reason. I just commented on that thread just the other day. I was talking to some cat about The Haunting; the movie and book. off topic... MsLori... lets run off together to some deserted island and live together in joyous bliss forever... what do you say? (wink, wink, nudge, nudge)

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

+MsLori... I just found one of your single comments. scroll down to the "show more" bar and keep clicking it. maybe that thread will show up down there somewhere. ok, I got the island picked out and the sail boat ready... lets go!

[@MsLoriGold]

Hello c.j. macq - Thank you for confirming I wasn't totally mad! LOL!! Perhaps Carl the channel owner deemed the thread was too long, etc which is totally within their right and I respect that, no problem there - just concerned I was going batty! i probably am LOL! Hehe, c.j. if my Golden can come along to the island that would be a consideration! Seriously though I am under the weather to entertain such dreams. I wish you a fantastic day and thank you kindly for your response and truly appreciate your kindness! Very best wishes to you my friend! :-)

[@janetcarlson31]

I'm 65 and I consider myself somewhat of an aficionado when it comes to older black and white movies. I love the horror genre, but I've never seen this one. I was pleasantly surprised at how well done it was, especially the writing. Very creepy, loved the ending!!!

[@Karloffrules]

Great old movie! and I absolutely love the ending (a very rare scenario in film or life). Where on Earth do the Set people find the horrible dolls?! Thank you for perfect 'sick day' entertainment..

[@ThePiratemachine]

New movie. Brilliance never dies, surpasses time.

[@ggofrofo7757]

Excellent!! This is my kind of movie. Thanks for bringing it to life on KZbin!