Watching the brilliant Peggy Cummins/John Gregson/Shelley Winters film To Dorothy A Son. Written by the legend behind the Carry On films Peter Rogers, it also stars future Carry Oner's Joan Sims and Charles Hawtrey. Great movie.
Watching the Raymond Griffiths Christmas short The Sleeping Porch. This is quite a recent one for him, 1929.
Watching The Ledge. Reminds me of the excellent Cliffhanger, not as good obviously but it's still enjoyable.
Watching The Creature From The Black Lagoon, when I was younger I used to think of this as the recent one. Heck I still do, it's only 70 years old.
Watching Frankenstein, the original Boris Karloff classic. Bet if you asked 100 people the name of Dwight Frye's hunchback at least half would say he's called Ygor, but of course he's not.
Watching The Tell-Tale Heart. I know this story well but don't think I've ever seen a film version of it.
Watching the Susan George gem Fright, although from the cast list it looks like I'm watching an episode of Minder.






















