Very nicely tied together portmanteau horror from the 40s (thanks Felix)
The stiff upper acting is a little off putting but once you get past that it's easy to be intrigued by this film.
A man travels to a country cottage where he recognises the guests from his dreams and has premonitions that something terrible is going to happen. In between informing a young guest he will be slapping her sometime in the future and an exuberant amount of chain smoking, 4 spooky tales are told.
The excellent room in the mirror story is stand out for me but I'm sure for most it's the power tripping ventriloquist one, also very good. The 3 other tales are disappointing however, including one based on a HG Wells story (!?) about two golf loving friends that seems to be thrown in for comic relief.
NO - I want to say yes but two words Golf Ghost
