Carlton Cinema

Grisly horror yarn in which a British intelligence agent is called upon to investigate a string of bizarre and brutal murders. He finds that a crazed scientist has been dismembering his victims and using the limbs in his efforts to create a super race of soulless creatures. Based on the book ‘The Disoriented Man’ by Peter Saxon

Compelling courtroom drama in which a high-class prostitute facing a manslaughter charge persuades her lawyer to help her in a battle to prove her sanity and secure her right to a trial. Both the prosecution and the woman’s mother and stepfather are keen to have her committed to an institution, so all her hopes lie with her solicitor. Adapted by Tom Topor from his own play

The life and career of debonair and distinguished British stage and screen actor Rex Harrison

Comedy about a well-bred young lady who runs away to a London nightclub, where she falls in love with a handsome nobleman, but has to compete for his affections with two chorus girls

Psychological drama about a young criminal who becomes a guinea pig for a psychiatrist he unsuccessfully attempted to hold up. He agrees to live with him for six months, rather than be handed over to the police. However, the psychiatrist doesn’t count on his unstable wife becoming involved with his patient. The beginning of a series of fruitful collaborations between director Joseph Losey and Dirk Bogarde

Series of documentaries taking an overview of British cinema. This programme profiles the celebrated British actress Margaret Lockwood, star of films including ‘The Lady Vanishes’ and ‘The Wicked Lady’

British comedy vehicle for Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise. The pair are two hapless salesmen on business in South America who get caught up in a revolution. To save their necks, Eric poses as the son of a dead revolutionary - and finds himself in control of the country

World War II drama about a mission to hunt and destroy a German battleship in the Baltic that goes wrong when the British submarine runs short on fuel. A crew member with a flair for the German language is forced to disembark on an enemy-occupied Danish island

In-depth look at how horror films have developed over the years, from silent classics such as ‘Nosferatu’ to the Hammer horrors of the 60s. Narrated by actor Jose Ferrer

Comedy about a wealthy but tight-fisted Yorkshire businessman who falls under the spell of a gold-digging showgirl when he visits London

Romantic drama, set in the early 19th century, about an ageing spinster who masquerades as her own niece in order to win back her former sweetheart, who has returned from the war. After ten years apart, he fails to recognise her, so she sets about planning to recapture their lost youth

The life and career of debonair and distinguished British stage and screen actor Rex Harrison

Fast-moving World War II spy thriller in which a British secret agent goes undercover in Germany to rescue a Czech inventor and his daughter from their Nazi kidnappers

An eccentric family gets together in their millionaire uncles remote mansion on the tenth anniversary of his death so they may read his last will, and what follows is an evening filled with mystery and murder when the sole heir is revealed.

Comic horror in which a high-school football star travels to Transylvania for a holiday, and comes back 20 years later as a werewolf. He tries to pass himself off as his own son at his former high school, but cannot keep his wolf side under control. He decides that the only thing to do is to find himself a female werewolf companion

Adult fantasy horror which enters the dream world of a young girl. Taunted by an elder sister, a young girl refuses to leave her bedroom and enjoys a dream in which her sister is killed by a wolf. Adapted from the novel by Angela Carter