The House That Dripped Blood

The Scotland Yard man (John Bennett) and the local sergeant (John Malcolm) introduce the first story, John Bryans the estate agent Denholm Elliott and Joanna Dunham the visiting Londoners, in the four-part horror anthology from Shepperton Studios, The House That Dripped Blood, 1970.

Chloe Franks is young Jane, previously afraid of fire, Nyree Dawn Porter her governess Ann, and Christopher Lee the father Reid, the third occupants of the house noted in the title, very much opposed to his daughter seeing other kids or having toys, in the four-part horror anthology The House That Dripped Blood, 1970.

Peter Cushing as retired bachelor businessman Grayson is touring the town near the house cited in the title, flashing back on an unexplained photo and visiting a wax museum, meeting the proprietor (Wolfe Morris), in the second of four stories in the horror anthology The House That Dripped Blood, 1970.