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Whistle and I'll Come to You (1968)

A university professor, confident that everything which occurs in life has a rational explanation, finds his beliefs severely challenged when, during a vacation to a remote coastal village in Norfolk, he blows through an ancient whistle discovered on a beach, awakening horrors beyond human understanding.

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Jenny A 21 Jul 2008

Oh my giddiest aunt! I had to sleep in an attic after watching this and I only managed it because I'd been making generously with the white wine! One of those films where it's what you don't see that scares you. Incredibly atmospheric, top notch acting and just aaaaaaagh!

Art S 17 Dec 2014

Two BBC television versions of an M. R. James ghost story (published in 1904) involving a lonely professor who finds an object (a whistle in the original) that seems to invoke a spirit that then haunts him (mostly at night, while asleep, but also on a lonely British beach). The 1968 version, in black & white and featuring Michael Hordem (Marley in the 1951 A Christmas Carol), is far superior, with some genuine creepy moments, even if the special effects are totally old-school (well, probably better for it!). The 2010 version, starring John Hurt, tries to build a modern subplot about Alzheimer's disease into the otherwise spare story and ramps up the night terrors to some full-strength banging on the door. Hurt is good (as usual) but the story loses some of its mystery when it becomes more about strong bonds of love than about unknown spectres.

Sanjid P 12 Sep 2011

A beautiful adaptation of a M.R. James story with great camera work & brilliant performance from the lead...Michael Hordern. Though some viewers may find it not as spooky as it seems initially but I loved the setting & find that final encounter pretty creepy.

Orlok W 24 Dec 2012

Slow burning, slightly odd, strangely creepy and an ambigious ending

Mithila Minxy K 20 May 2008

This is not for the faint-hearted. Trust me when I say that I can't sleep well at night and I lay blame on Jonathan Miller. Get your hands on this one and get spooked.