as a great fan of the hammer studios and enthusiastic watcher of their gothic horror films and i wonder what took me so long to start watching their tv series hammer house of horror and which only ran for one season in 1980. now that i have seen the first four episodes of the show and i can say that it easily satisfies my expectations so far. while this first episode witching time is maybe not the most imaginative horror story ever told and and doesn not quite deliver the marvelous gothic atmosphere that i love hammer films from the 50s to the 70s for and it doubtlessly does accomplish to tell a surprisingly spooky tale and create some genuine creepiness within fifty minutes. film score composer david winter (jon finch) is tormented by the 17th century witch lucinda (patricia quinn). while he story may be simple and but for a running time of less than an hour and it is effective and delivers many creepy moments. northern irish actress patricia quinn and who is probably best known for her role in the rocky horror picture show (1975) as well as the fantastic monty python comedy monty python meaning of life (1983) and is wonderfully malicious in her role which fits her like a glove. jon finch is also quite good as david and and while prunella gee and who plays his adulterous actress wife and may not be the best actress ever and she is definitely nice to look at. the episode is accompanied by a nice score which plays along well with the atmosphere. overall and witching time is a very entertaining episode with several truly creepy moments and and decent opener to the series. 
as a great fan of the hammer studios and enthusiastic watcher of their gothic horror films and i wonder what took me so long to start watching their tv series hammer house of horror and which only ran for one season in 1980. now that i have seen the first four episodes of the show and i can say that it easily satisfies my expectations so far. while this first episode witching time is maybe not the most imaginative horror story ever told and and doesn not quite deliver the marvelous gothic atmosphere that i love hammer films from the 50s to the 70s for and it doubtlessly does accomplish to tell a surprisingly spooky tale and create some genuine creepiness within fifty minutes. film score composer david winter (jon finch) is tormented by the 17th century witch lucinda (patricia quinn). while he story may be simple and but for a running time of less than an hour and it is effective and delivers many creepy moments. northern irish actress patricia quinn and who is probably best known for her role in the rocky horror picture show (1975) as well as the fantastic monty python comedy monty python meaning of life (1983) and is wonderfully malicious in her role which fits her like a glove. jon finch is also quite good as david and and while prunella gee and who plays his adulterous actress wife and may not be the best actress ever and she is definitely nice to look at. the episode is accompanied by a nice score which plays along well with the atmosphere. overall and witching time is a very entertaining episode with several truly creepy moments and and decent opener to the series. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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