Janet Hargreaves

Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell -- Last of the Hammer Frankenstein films, this one deals with the Baron hiding out in an insane asylum, so that he may continue his experiments with reanimating the dead, along with inmate Dr. Helder, who has been institutionalized for conducting such experiments.

Smitten with the actress Jane Wilkinson, Poirot urges her husband Lord Edgware to give her a divorce. But a day later, Edgware is dead, and the suspects include his bullied daughter, his debt-ridden nephew, his seemingly devoted secretary, and his wife's ex-lover. David Suchet, Philip Jackson, and Helen Grave star.

British intelligence officer is sent to investigate an anonymous letter sent to the foreign secretary accusing a key officer of communist affiliation. When the officer commits suicide, the investigator suspects murder and presses his inquiry. The culprit is finally exposed in a surprise climax.

Baron Frankenstein is dead right? That's precisely what he wants folks to think. He's had it up to here with a public that doesn't appreciate the trouble a mad scientist goes through to snatch good body parts. To carry on his work, he holes up in a place where the possibilities are utterly maddening: a home for the criminally insane. A hand here. A brain here. True to form, the Baron (Peter Cushing) keeps his gruesome creation (David Prowse - widely known for his later portrayals of Darth Vader) in stitches in this sixth and final frightfest in Hammer Films' Frankenstein cycle.