Box set containing two classic horror movies. In 'Village of the Damned' (1960), the sudden and temporary paralysis of a small English hamlet, which is followed by the town's women becoming mysteriously pregnant. The spawn of this occurrence are a dozen eerie, blonde-haired children, who are either gifted, evil, or 'the world's new people'. In 'Children of the Damned' (1963), scientists discover that there are five children who each have enormous intelligence. The children are flown to London to be studied, but they escape the laboratory and gather in a church.

Gina Di Cappo lives what she believes to be, an idyllic life with her husband Vittorio and their two children, in a villa just outside Sorrento in Southern Italy, overlooking the Mediterranean. But her whole life changes one day in May, Viv and her architect husband, Andrew, also have a good life, in a village just outside Oxford, where they live with their three children. But their family is torn apart when Andrew makes a business trip to Italy. And who is the girl travelling with Andrew? Alan and Harry have just graduated from university and are backpacking their way from their native Australia, to London, stopping on the way, among other places, at Harry's Uncle Luciano in a village near Amalfi. And what is the mysterious package they are carrying for Spyros , the restaurant owner they met in Greece?

The second series of the comedy starring Richard Briers as a vicar who decides to exchange his comfortable rural parish for the pressing demands of an underprivileged Midlands town. Reverend Philip Lambe (Briers)'s decision is not welcomed by his wife Emma (Barbara Ferris), who was perfectly comfortable in their mild Oxfordshire surroundings, but Lambe has been afflicted by doubt in recent times and believes the hurly burly of urban life may help to reinvigorate him. However, as he experiences first-hand the problems that afflict Edendale, will he be daunted by the scale of the task in front of him? The episodes are: 'Home from Home', 'Manna from Heaven', 'I Dreamt I Dwelt in Parish Halls', 'Babes and Sucklings', 'The Patience of Job' and 'Like Father Like Son'.

Early 1960s Cockney comedy directed by Joan Littlewood. Returning home from sea after two years, Charlie Gooding (James Booth) finds his home demolished and his wife Maggie (Barbara Windsor) missing. When he finally tracks her down, she's moved in with bus driver Bert (George Sewell) and has a new baby, the parentage of whom is in doubt. As Charlie attempts to win his wife back, his explosive temper soon threatens to undo all his good work.