At the forefront is “The Innocence” (1961), a chilling ghost story that envelops viewers in an unsettling dread, as Deborah Kerr’s performance blurs the line between reality and psychological horror. It’s a film that haunts with every shadow, leaving audiences questioning their own senses. Following closely is “Hope and Glory” (1987), a poignant exploration of childhood amid the chaos of World War II, where humor and heartbreak coexist as children find adventure in destruction.