Fox Mystery Theater: Season 1, Episode 11

And the Wall Came Tumbling Down (5 Jan. 1985)
"Hammer House of Mystery and Suspense" And the Wall Came Tumbling Down (original title)

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Workmen digging in a building discover the remains of a 300-year-old devil cult.

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Caroline Trent
Gareth Hunt ...
Peter Whiteway
Brian Deacon ...
Alan Yardley / Martin
Peter Wyngarde ...
Daniel Haswell / General Haswell
Patricia Hayes ...
Granny Waters
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Kim Osborn / Catherine Parkes
Ralph Michael ...
Father Harris
Gary Waldhorn ...
Inspector Crane
Robert James ...
Father Ambrey / Packard
Richard Hampton ...
Ted Pinder / David Pritchard
Angela Grant ...
Jill
Ray Armstrong ...
Sergeant Mills
Peter Baldwin ...
Dr. H. Talbot
Jona Jones ...
Policeman
Tim Pearce ...
Brinkley / Robert Ford
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Workmen digging in a building discover the remains of a 300-year-old devil cult.

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imaginative horror in fine tradition
9 August 2002 | by (New Zealand) – See all my reviews

The Hammer films were horror classics of the 1960s. Unlike modern films they relied more on atmosphere than special effects - not because that was beyond their makers resources - but because that was what made a good horror film. "And the Wall Came Tumbling Down" is a late addition to the corpus of Hammer works (no pun intended).

Though it perhaps suffers from the limitations of a TV production, this film deserves to be seen. From the initial breaking down of a wall in a church due to be demolished, to the final appallingly chilling climax, the film positively reeks with atmosphere.

If you like to be frightened, or have fond memories of Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee and the original Hammer films, this one is for you.


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