Dead of Night

Still the greatest multi-story ghost/horror picture...

I can only say that the creaky, old-fashioned feel gives it its period flavour; it's a part of its icy seriousness and compelling sense of ingenuous English decency being molested by unspeakable evil.

...divides its content between four different directors. That the end result is as cohesive and flows as naturally as it does is a testament to the strengths of all its directors.

...this compendium from Ealing Studios employs some rigorous quality control.

Perhaps the best horror anthology film ever made, this much-praised film still holds up...