Blood on Satan's Claw (1971)

An annual favorite of mine since childhood, and one of the better entries in the British witchcraft genre from the late-60's and early-70's.

Years after the eradication of witchcraft, a small village sees a resurgence of inexplicable murders.  It seems a demon has come to town, hell-bent on possessing the local children.  It's up to a local judge to get to the bottom of the nightmare and do away with the unwelcome presence.

The Hound of the Baskervilles (1959)

Poor Sir Henry, suffering the family curse, manifested in the form of a spectral dog. A typical Hammer Film horror production: creepy atmosphere, gothic set-designs, a brazen color palette, and all the uptight British accents one could ever want.  I haven't read the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle story, but understand this adaptation to be rather loose.  Worth a watch for Peter Cushing (as Sherlock Holmes) and Christopher Lee, those genre titans, who, let's face it, could roll around in dog crap for ninety minutes and still be the most interesting thing in the movie.  Makes the rounds on Turner Classic Movies every now and then.

1959; starring Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee; directed by Terence Fisher; 87 min; Not Rated; English.