Robin Bailey

This "Creepshow"-style anthology features a trio of short slasher flicks: the tale of a puppeteer who gets revenge on his family; the story of a woman whose murderous visions become all too real; and the tale of a thief and a sinister garden gnome. Loosely connecting the three films is the grim fate of two punks who steal these movies from a local video store. Contributing directors include Stanley A. Long and Michael Armstrong.

The suspense-filled story of a young woman (Mia Farrow), blinded in a horse-riding accident who, while convalescing in a mansion belonging to her uncle (Robin Bailey) is terrorized by a psychopath (Paul Nicholas), who murders her uncle, her aunt, and her cousin.

A blind girl's (Mia Farrow) haven of darkness becomes a hellish nightmare in this bone-chilling thriller.

Ready to quit the spy game, secret agent Jonas Wilde (Richard Johnson) agrees to one last job, but in the process he learns of a mysterious traitor within his agency's ranks. As his colleagues turn up dead, Jonas searches for the elusive root of this mayhem. Rather than rely on pistols and nifty gadgets like other licensed-to-kill characters, this suave spy defeats his enemies with the use of his bare hands.

Spy With A Cold Nose

Spy With A Cold Nose

Teeming with satire, this sequel to The Mouse That Roared finds Grand Fenwick's premier (Ron Moody) in need of funds to overhaul his castle. Knowing no country will contribute to such a cause, he persuades America to donate to his nation's phony space program. Not to be outdone, the Soviets contribute a used rocket -- but all bets are off when the duchy's lone scientist puts together a missile and prepares for a moon launch.

Lana Turner is a female American journalist who has an affair with BBC war correspondent, Sean Connery, during WWII. When Connery is killed in action, Turner returns to his hometown to console his wife.

Lana Turner is a female American journalist who has an affair with BBC war correspondent, Sean Connery, during WWII. When Connery is killed in action, Turner returns to his hometown to console his wife.

With an eye toward buying an expensive necklace for his ladylove (Jill Dixon), poor jewelry store clerk Norman Hackett (Norman Wisdom) decides to raise the funds by betting on a string of horse races. Surprisingly, Norman picks the winning ponies, but as his earnings accumulate, his bookie becomes reluctant to pay up. John Paddy Carstairs directs this screwball comedy that also stars Joan Sims and Marjorie Rhodes.