As always, in no particular order:

The Thin Man Goes Home

The Corn Is Green

Our Vines Have Tender Grapes

Without Love

Christmas in Connecticut

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp

Leave Her to Heaven

Sherlock Holmes and the House of Fear

1. Dead of Night
2. Spellbound

Always thought Dead of Night should be a lot better known than it is. It's probably my fave early horror film. Well, except for maybe The Cabinet of Dr Caligari.

@JustinJackFlash said:

1. Dead of Night
2. Spellbound

Always thought Dead of Night should be a lot better known than it is. It's probably my fave early horror film. Well, except for maybe The Cabinet of Dr Caligari.

Dead of Night is excellent, atmospheric and chilling, and in a less great year than 1945 would certainly have made my top ten.

Favourite segment: Michael Redgrave as the ventriloquist, such a superb performance.

I have to confess I find that the golfing story, included to add some ‘comic relief’, is a little weak and slows things down a little. But this is a memorable film indeed.

@rudely_murray said:

Dead of Night is excellent, atmospheric and chilling, and in a less great year than 1945 would certainly have made my top ten.

Favourite segment: Michael Redgrave as the ventriloquist, such a superb performance.

I have to confess I find that the golfing story, included to add some ‘comic relief’, is a little weak and slows things down a little. But this is a memorable film indeed.

I also didn't like the golf one. But the rest of it is so good. The ventriloquist story was my second fave. The Haunted Mirror was my fave. That was scarier than 99% of horror films released today.

Wish they'd make a supernatural portmanteau film like this today.