The Outcasts

After a landsman in 18th century England discovers a corpse covered in fur buried in a field, the town becomes infected by "the devil's skin," leading the local children to engage in demonic rituals and criminal behavior.

Visual commentary on the way in which the prophetic poems of William Blake are reflected in modern London and the political upheavals of 1968.

This madcap comic short features (incredibly) Charlton Heston, Michael Redgrave and a young Peter O'Toole.

British horror short from 1962.

Short film from The Outcasts director Robert Wynne-Simmons featuring Sammy Davis Jr. in a cameo role.

Robert Wynne-Simmons' most ambitious early film has surreal overtones of 1960s series such as "The Prisoner" and "The Avengers".

Among the Brighton gangs, the Mods and Rockers, a teenager is victimised by a member of his own group, who then steals his girlfriend. He can take no more, and knives his rival in a fight. But his troubles are just beginning. His girlfriend is not coming back. The police are after him, as are the other members of the gang. Everywhere he is a fugitive. He suffers a breakdown, and fantasises that the doctors in the hospital are killing his injured rival, and that he will be blamed. He steals a bottle of serum that a doctor had used for an injection, hoping to convince his former friends that he is innocent, but it is just an empty bottle which will convince no-one. He finds himself cornered in a dark lane where there is no way out.