First ever DVD release of this excellent value for money triple bill of nerve-jangling, Wilkie Collins inspired suspense classics starring the first man of British horror - Tod Slaughter. During the 1930's and 40's, Tod Slaughter was the consummate villain of the silver screen. Screen classics such as Sweeney Todd and Maria Marten established him as Britain's top horror movie star after Boris Karloff. Whether it was wholesale murder, larceny, blackmail, unbridled madness or torture. Tod Slaughter delighted his cinema audiences by playing the foulest of villains. This DVD contains three of Slaughter's previously unreleased films, the most famous of which is the digital re-mastered The Face at the Window in which a series of grisly murders in nineteenth century France is attributed to a wolf-man. The Crimes of Stephen Hawke sees Slaughter as 'The Spinebreaker' a crazed killer stalking London. The final film in this epic Tod trilogy is It's Never Too Late to Mend where an evil prison governor presides over a cruel reign of torture to his inmates until an uprising sees his take a dose of his own medicine...