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A cursed night is in store for all Cellar Dwellers, as Caroline Munro invites us into the world of female vampires, with The World of Hammer episode Vamp.

Vamp. 1994. Narrated by Oliver Reed. A look at Hammer's depiction of female vampires, which was consistently groundbreaking and controversial, with the fine line trodden between desire and evil.

Welcome back into the Cellar Club for another chilling episode of Hammer House of Mystery and Suspense. Caroline Munro introduces 'The Corvini Inheritance' starring David McCallum and Jan Francis.

1985. Stars David McCallum & Jan Francis. An unstable security consultant puts his voyeurism to good use when his neighbour confesses to being stalked.

Join Caroline Munro as she looks at the upcoming wonders from the Hammer collection to draw you back into the Cellar Club next week.

1962. Horror. Director: Newt Arnold. Stars Paul Lukather, Joan Harvey & James Noah. After losing his hands in an accident, a concert pianist is given a hand transplant with deadly consequences.

1959. Sci-fi. Directed by Ray Kellogg (famous for his FX). Starring James Best. On an isolated island, a small group of people are terrorized by giant voracious shrews in the midst of a hurricane.

Drama. 1934. Director: George Pearson. Stars: Leslie Perrins, Frank Vosper. Anton is an exiled Russian grand-duke but works as a night manager in a hotel with tragic consequences.

1956. Comedy. Directed by Leslie S. Hiscott. Stars Richard Hearne & William Hartnell. Mr Pastry names the apartment boilers he maintains 'Mavis and Ethel'. Trouble begins when he faces the sack.

1959. Narrated by Sir Michael Redgrave. An overview of 1914; the rumblings of war become louder across Europe and the recruits leave to fight.

1960. Drama. Directed by Wolf Rilla. Stars Terence Morgan, Yoko Tani & John Crawford. A young playboy petty thief looking for the big time meets a New Yorker in London who is a bad tempered crook.

1969. An enchanting glimpse of the work of the Children's Film Foundation.

1963. Stars Buddy Ebsen, Donna Douglas & John Ashley. Jed decides to help Mr. Drysdale by taking over his job for the day and having Elly help by being his secretary.

Client: Vardon. Western with Peter Breck. After his brothers are killed in a shootout, a gunfighter decides to hang up his guns and uphold the law by becoming a lawyer.

1966. Stars Adam West, Linda Scott & Frank Gorshin. Batman and Robin escape from the vat of boiling wax while the Riddler goes after the sarcophagus at the Gotham City museum.

1963. Stars Dick Vosburgh, Libby Morris & Ronnie Stevens. Professor Haggerty must quickly find a solution to a fungus that is destroying crops at an alarming rate.

1953. Family. Directed by Ralph Thomas. Stars Kathleen Harrison & George Coulouris. A group of children create their own zoo in the garden of a disused house - which is also a hideout for thieves.

1958. Stars Richard Greene, Patricia Driscoll & Peter Kerr. When Marian's French cousin arrives in Nottingham, he is taken to the outlaw's camp and threatens Robin's freedom.

1957. Stars Robert Shaw, Michael Caridia & Alex Scott. Major Langley sets the famed pirate Black Bart on Tempest after he tries to help him find Captain Drewitt's treasure.

1959. Stars Sean McClory, Jan Miner & Estelita Rodriguez. A pearl necklace belonging to a wealthy Countess is involved in several unexplainable and deadly incidents.

1960. Sci-fi. Director: Kurt Maetzig. Stars: Yôko Tani, Oldrich Lukes & Ignacy Machowski. A team of astronaut's travel to Venus to investigate the origins of an alien artifact discovered on Earth.

The Case of the River Morgue. Directed by Montgomery Tully. Starring Hugh Moxey, Gordon Needham and Jane Welsh. The police are summoned when a dead body is stolen. (S1, E.

1968. Stars Jeremy Wilkin, Lian-Shin Yang & Ed Bishop. A Mysteron agent cuts the power to vital heating elements which threatens the mining operations at Hotspot Tower.

1956. Drama. Directed by Brian Desmond Hurst. Stars Donald Sinden, Anna-Maria Sandri & Anthony Steel. After the war, a young man sets out in search of his missing older brother.

1945. Mystery. Director: Roy William Neill. Stars: Basil Rathbone and Henry Daniell. Sherlock Holmes investigates the mysterious murders of women, all of whom have their forefinger severed.

1960. A look at a typical day in a policeman's life, which uncovers more than expected from the role.

1974. Stars John Slater, Malcolm Terris & Angela Crow. A fireraiser for Detective Skinner and an extortionist for Stone and Lynch. Some people have the strangest pastimes.

1997. Stars Robson Green, Michael Kitchen & Francesca Annis. After Owen and Crane's fight, there is an enquiry at the hospital. Meanwhile, Anna has some tough decisions to think about.

1987. Thriller. Director: Peter Hammond. Stars Jeremy Brett, Edward Hardwicke, Jenny Seagrove. A young lady contacts Sherlock Holmes for his help regarding her father who disappeared 10 years ago.

1964. Directed by John Nelson-Burton. Stars Maxine Audley, Dudley Foster & Michael Coles. A surgeon plans to use his medical skills to bump off his wife's lover.

1981. Drama. Directed by Mike Newell. Starring Jack Thompson. Set in WW2, a New Zealand farmer who refuses to hand in his firearms and the siege that follows. Based on a true story.

1950. True story of a woman imprisoned in several Japanese war camps. She struggles to protect her young son. Stars Claudette Colbert.

Gig Young, David Niven and Charles Boyer are The Rogues, members of two related families of international forgers and conmen.

Created by Sy Gomberg. Stars James Whitmore, Janet De Gore & Conlan Carter. Abraham Jones is an attorney handling white collar cases from star studded clients.

1963. Drama. Jack Moir (Conrad Phillips of 'William Tell' fame), a newspaper reporter, is framed by 'The Duke' (George Pastell), a Soho racketeer against whom he has written a series of articles.

1956. Thriller. Director: Joseph Sterling. Stars Philip Friend, Mary Mackenzie & Leslie Dwyer. During WW2, a Major misses out on the capture of a spy. Years later, the truth is revealed.

1966. Fantasy. Director: Alan Bridges. Stars Edward Judd, Yoko Tani & Valerie Gearon. An English army unit come up against strange beings from another planet who have landed on earth.

1963. A captivating look at the plans for closer co-ordination between our roads, railways and coastal shipping.

1951. Western. Directed by Henry Hathaway. Stars Tyrone Power, Susan Hayward & Hugh Marlowe. A stagecoach stop employee and a young woman find themselves at the mercy of four desperate outlaws.

1965. Stars Peter Dyneley, David Holliday & Matt Zimmerman. Brains and Tin-Tin travel to Lake Anasta to search for buried treasure, but The Hood has caught wind of their plans.

1966. Stars Adam West, Linda Scott & Frank Gorshin. Batman and Robin escape from the vat of boiling wax while the Riddler goes after the sarcophagus at the Gotham City museum.

1960. Comedy. Director Robert Asher. Stars Norman Wisdom, Edward Chapman, Terence Alexander, David Lodge. Norman Puckle joins the Navy under the same Admiral he refused to yield to in the harbour.

1958. Stars Richard Greene, Richard Pasco & Brian Oulton. Three knights disguise themselves as strolling players and attempt to capture Robin to claim a reward.

1981. Jack joins David Boag as he trains rescued kingfishers to catch minnows. He then witnesses how corn was threshed before the days of the combine harvester.

We are taught how to make tea, look at England towards the end of the war, we pop into Pete Murray's house on his 99th birthday, go poppy making and there's a great reel on the Royal Navy at sea.

1995. Documentary. Narrated by Peter Williams. An intriguing insight into the lives of the Royal Family during WWII, with personal accounts from those who had surrounded them throughout the war.

An exclusive documentary commemorating the end of WWI. Presented by war historian Alan Forbes who visits the battlefields and memorials of Flanders and the Somme.

1964. Filmed in Sarawak, we take a look at Britain's trouble shooters - the Royal Marines.

2001. Stars John Thaw, Sarah Lancashire & Joe McFadden. After resigning as C.E.O., millionaire owner Jim Proctor begins to prepare his estranged nephew to take the reins.

1958. Sci fi. Directed by Irvin S. Yeaworth Jr. Stars Steve McQueen, Aneta Corsaut & Earl Rowe. Teenagers Steve and Jane attempt to save their town from a gelatinous creature from another planet.

A TOTP style TV Show for Heritage Artists based on the Heritage Chart which is voted on in over 80 countries. Songs you love from popular artists, live and on video with the odd interview.

1968. Drama. Directed by David Miller. Stars Vince Edwards, Judy Geeson, Peter Vaughan & Diana Dors. A U.S. agent is called in to defeat a criminal mastermind's plan to steal NATO defence secrets.

1980. A scientist tries to find out why aliens from another dimension are coming to earth. Stars Peter Mark Richmann (The Naked Gun).

Drama. Directed by Robert Florey. Stars David Niven, Frances Rafferty & Tommy Rettig. A young boy fights to win his adoptive mother's love after she becomes pregnant.

1965. An insight into the interesting jobs police dogs do and how they are trained.

1958. Stars David Kossoff, Ronan O'Casey & Derek Benfield. Publishers compete for Jeff's novel and the Larkins discover their Bohemian side in an attempt to secure a deal.

1962. Stars Brian Keith, Spike & Hank Gobble. Brown has returned to Dave and, while crossing the desert, they shelter in a small cave during a storm where Dave discovers $30,000 in gold.

Castles in the Air. 1966. A beautifully shot film which looks at the magnificent castles of the Dordogne province of France and the fairytale countryside surrounding them.

1963. Drama. Directed by Montgomery Tully. Starring Terence Longdon, Jennifer Jayne & Harry Fowler. A prison bus enroute to jail is hijacked by a gang determined to free their leader.

1961. Drama. Director: Leslie Norman. Stars Max Bygraves, Geoffrey Keen, Donald Pleasence. A new teacher arrives at an East London school to find that his modern education methods are not welcome.

Founder of Talking Pictures TV and one half of the Footage Detectives, Noel Cronin, shares shows and films not to be missed throughout November.

A Place of Execution. 1996. Stars Caroline John & Ewan Bailey. A look at the case of a devious medium and a man who experienced a premonition on the eve of his execution.

1964. Stars Michael Constantine, Jacqueline Scott & Charles Radilac. Six astronauts on a simulated space mission start to turn against each other after seeing a mysterious light.

1966. Western. Directed by Gordon Douglas. Stars Van Heflin, Stefanie Powers & Bing Crosby. On the stagecoach to Cheyenne, a group of passengers must work together to survive the arduous journey.

1965. Stars Roger Moore, André Morell & Sarah Lawson. Simon goes undercover to infiltrate a gang who Chief Inspector Teal suspects are planning the crime of the century.

1949. Crime. Directed by John Gilling. Stars Maureen Riscoe, John Barry & Ian Fleming. A bank clerk becomes the target of a killer and a detective after embezzling money for his girlfriend.

Mr Acker Bilk and his Paramount Jazz Band perform the fantastic 1962 song Gotta See Baby Tonight.

1956. Stars Jack Warner, Phoebe Hodgson & Neil Wilson. On the trail of a young deserter from the army, Dixon finds himself trapped in a perilous situation.

Stars: Wilfred Pickles, Irene Handl & Jack Smethurst. It's the Queen's birthday and Ada's hoping for a personal reply to the birthday card she sent. (S3, E.

1981. Jack joins David Boag as he trains rescued kingfishers to catch minnows. He then witnesses how corn was threshed before the days of the combine harvester.

We'll take you racing in Monte Carlo, teach you about motorcycle road safety in the 1950s, we have footage of Laurel and Hardy, and we've found an episode of a lost series starring Anthony Newley.

Detective & Mystery Drama. Divide and Conquer. Stars Alfred Burke, Peter Cellier & Pauline Delaney. Old habits die hard when Frank intervenes seeing a crime take place.

1940. Mystery. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock and starring Laurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine and George Sanders. A self-conscious bride is tormented by the memory of her husband's dead first wife.

1987. Crime. Director: Curtis Hanson. Stars Steve Guttenberg, Elizabeth McGovern & Isabelle Huppert. A man's secret affair turns into a nightmare after he lies to the police to protect his lover.

2004. Stars Bruno Cremer, Vanessa Larré & Thierry Fortineau. A woman tries to convince Maigret that the death of the woman she worked for was actually a murder.

Starlight Serenade. 1944. Bryan Michie introduces musical and comedy acts in the form of a dress rehearsal for a stage review, featuring comedy routines with Bonar Colleano.

1962. Lloyd Bridges introduces a news event, either current or the past, discussing its relevance. Stars Lloyd Bridges, Wanda Hendrix & John Marley. Created by: Aaron Spelling.

The Caboose Story. 1951. Stars Brian Donlevy, Maria Palmer & Lyle Talbot. Steve must uncover whether an old girlfriend, who turned out to be a spy, is behind the recent acts of sabotage in Japan.

1939. Mystery. Director: James Hogan. Stars John Howard, Heather Angel & H.B. Warner. Captain Drummond plans to marry his girlfriend but a hidden treasure on his estate complicates the situation.

1953. Drama. Colonel's adult children object to him marrying an American widow. Starring Barbara Kelly and Raymond Huntley.

Drama. Stars Angela Lansbury, Dick Foran & Hugh O'Brian. A genteel woman moves from New York to a ranch in the Old West, where she unknowingly strikes up an acquaintance with Billy the Kid.

1960. Comedy. What a Whopper is a comedy from former documentarist Gilbert Gunn. Adam Faith stars in this tale about a struggling writer who fakes photographs of the Loch Ness monster.

1949. Mystery. Directed by Godfrey Grayson. Stars Hugh Moxey & Jeannette Tregarthen. A reverend takes refuge at a manor house after getting lost and unexpectedly becomes involved in a murder case.

1981. Stars Jon Pertwee, Lorraine Chase & Una Stubbs. Dolly Clothes-Peg comes to town to pay Worzel a visit but is intercepted by a jealous Aunt Sally.

1953. Drama. Directed by William Dieterle. Stars Rita Hayworth & Stewart Granger. Princess Salome is banished from Rome and returns to meet John the Baptist, whom she tries to save from execution.

1971. Drama. Director: James Hill. Stars Mark Lester, Walter Slezak & Peter Lee Lawrence. The story of a horse who is separated from a young boy and his life with different owners over the years.

1958. Sci-Fi. A series of deaths on a Swiss mountain-side appear to be connected to a mysterious cloud. Stars: Forrest Tucker, Warren Mitchell & Andrew Faulds.

1956. Stars Boris Karloff, Ewan Roberts & Eric Pohlmann. Colonel March's niece thinks she hears her dead husband's voice and becomes convinced he's returned as a ghost.

He Meets His Match, the Grisly Ghoul. 1966. Stars Adam West, Cesar Romero & Neil Hamilton. Robin agrees to infiltrate the Bad Pennies in a dangerous undercover mission.

The Venetian Story. 1952. Stars Brian Donlevy, Shannon O'Neal & Lawrence Dobkin. Steve must travel to Venice to find and buy back a vital part of the agency's code machines.

Stars: Leo McKern, Peggy Thorpe-Bates, Bill Fraser. Rumpole tries to collect an old debt from an elusive deadbeat solicitor.

2003. Comedy/Drama. Director: Geoffrey Sax. Stars Penelope Keith, June Brown & Alan David. A wealthy housewife and her maid go on the run after attacking a house burglar and leaving him for dead.

Tonight, we delve into worlds containing the supernatural, nature fighting back and fantastical beasts. Caroline introduces The Mephisto Waltz, a 1971 horror film about an occult murder mystery.

1971. Horror. Directed by Paul Wendkos. Stars Alan Aida, Jacqueline Bisset & Barbara Parkins. A dying satanist plots to have his soul transferred into the body of a young concert pianist.

Next up is the Australian psychological thriller Long Weekend. Caroline Munro presents the 1978 feature directed by Colin Eggleston and starring Briony Behets and John Hargreaves.

1978. Horror. Directed by Colin Eggleston. Stars Briony Behets, John Hargreaves & Mike McEwen. A couple go on holiday for the weekend to a remote beach, unaware of the dangers of Mother Nature.

To finish off the night Caroline Munro presents another Australian feature - Howling III. This 1987 horror focused on werewolves from the Outback, stars Imogen Annesley and Barry Otto.

1987. Horror. Director Philippe Mora. Stars Barry Otto, Imogen Annesley & Michael Pate. A unique breed of werewolves appear in the Outback and a sociologist tries to find proof of their existence.

As the wolves' howl to the moon and disappear into the night, it's time for us to vanish too, but not before Caroline gives us a glimpse of the next three Cellar Club films.

Stars: Wilfred Pickles, Irene Handl & Jack Smethurst. It's the Queen's birthday and Ada's hoping for a personal reply to the birthday card she sent. (S3, E.

Stars Gene Barry, Gary Conway & Regis Toomey. An actor is killed while performing Hamlet. Amos and the unit investigate.

1957. Drama. Directed George Pollock. Starring Alex Nicol, Anne Paige & Mary Laura Wood. In a sleepy village, a composer is shot dead and a woman is found gassed. Who killed them and why.

1959. Stars Augusta Dabney, David Lewis & Suzanne Lloyd. A young man gets a terrible fright when he discovers what's in the locked room of his fiancée's family mansion.

1952. Crime. Directed by Patrick Jenkins & Sam Newfield. Stars Dane Clark, Kathleen Byron & Naomi Chance. A gambler attempts to put his past behind him to impress a wealthy girl he has fallen for.

1943. Comedy Thriller. Director: Lawrence Huntington. Stars: Gordon Harker, Raymond Lovell & Jean Kent. During WW II, an impersonator takes part in a German attempt to kidnap Winston Churchill.

1935. Family. Ebenezer Scrooge (Seymour Hicks) is persuaded to change his ways one Christmas by visitations from the ghosts of Christmas past, present and yet-to-come. Also stars Donald Calthrop.

Founder of Talking Pictures TV and one half of the Footage Detectives, Noel Cronin, shares shows and films not to be missed throughout November.

1973. Stars Mark McManus, Richard Easton & Gabrielle Drake. Edward tries to shorten the strike and claim the debt of Parker, who has vanished. Meanwhile, Jill receives devastating news.

Howdy Folks! Join James Stephens with more from the Wild West. We start with one of Hollywood's greatest stars, Barbara Stanwyck, in the lead role of Samuel Fuller's 1957 masterpiece - Forty Guns.

1957. Western. Director: Samuel Fuller. Stars Barbara Stanwyck, Barry Sullivan & Dean Jagger. An ex-gunslinger and his brothers find themselves up against a gang led by a beautiful wealthy woman.

1955. Stars Hugh O'Brian, Denver Pyle, Yvette Duguay. Wyatt's use of sanitation laws to shut down saloons with crooked games angers the saloon owners, who send men after him.

1956. Stars Scott Forbes & Mike Connors. An angry farmer mistakenly believes that Jim is the man who 'dishonoured' his daughter and has to right his wrong by marrying her.

1957. Stars Tristram Coffin, Stanley Andrews & Monte Blue. When Clint Travis is falsely accused of a murder, Rynning sends him into Galioro Mountains to find the real killers.

1959. Stars Rory Calhoun, Edgar Stehli, Robert Lowery. A shady sheriff and his henchmen try to continue their reign of terror by running a crooked election. Can anyone stop them.

1974. Stars James Ellis, Bill Stewart & Joyce Blair. Quilley and Braithwaite have a tricky customer. Meanwhile, Lynch has Stone, as well as a missing child and a break in to deal with.

1976. Stars Tim Barlow, Lewis Fiander, Ronald Hines & Twiggy. A medium attempts to prove to the scientific establishment that her ability to contact the dead is real.

1993. Stars Bruno Cremer, Agnès Soral & Claude Faraldo. Maigret investigates the murder of Manuel Palmari, a cunning criminal he had known for 20 years.

1954. Crime Drama. Directed by Hugo Haas. Stars Cleo Moore, John Agar & Emmett Lynn. A cunning prospector enlists a young farmer to help him find a lost gold mine and then plots to kill him.