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Ghosts, monsters, coffins… It's just another day with Sherlock Holmes.

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Sherlock Holmes Baffled (1900)

This short silent movie is the earliest known film to feature the character of Sherlock Holmes.

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Sherlock Holmes: The Case of the Haunted Gainsborough (1955)

Starring Ronald Howard and H. Marion Crawford

Mr. McGregor seeks Holmes' help in solving a mystery of an apparent ghost.

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The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Haunted Bagpipes

Starring Tom Conway and Nigel Bruce

An episode of the old-time radio show which was on the air from 1939 to 1947.

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Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century: The Adventure of the Empty House (1999)

The blinding flashes of disintegration haunt Watson after he witnesses Holmes and Moriarty fall from their rooftop battle into New London's laser wave sanitation grid.

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Sherlock Holmes: The Case of the Jolly Hangman (1955)

Starring Ronald Howard and H. Marion Crawford

Holmes investigates a suicide, which is shown to be a covered-up murder in Glasgow leading to a suspect who poses under another name.

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Sherlock Holmes vs. The Wolfman (1970s)

Starring Larry Bilinski, Steven Doyle, and Patrick Doyle

“I was a teenaged movie mogul. One Blaine Avenue, in South Bend, Indiana, from the years 1972–1977, I had cornered the no-budget Super 8 filmmaking industry. My entire movie making career was, however, a mere tune-up for what stands today as the pinnacle of my entire filmography, Sherlock Holmes vs. The Wolfman.”

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Mysterious Theater: Circle Search (1991)

Sherlock is commissioned to find the shape of a circle in an antique castle before time runs out.

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The Man Who Disappeared (1951)

Starring John Longden and Campbell Singer

Holmes and Watson investigate the mysterious disappearance of a man with a strange secret.

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Wishbone: The Slobbery Hound (1995)

Starring Soccer the Dog and Larry Brantley

When Wishbone is blamed for neighborhood messes, he imagines himself into a Sherlock Holmes story.

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Terror by Night (1946)

Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce

Holmes and Watson are hired to protect the Star of Rhodesia diamond on a train trip from London to Scotland.

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The Adventures of Shirley Holmes: The Case of the Galloping Ghost (1998)

Starring Meredith Henderson and John White

At a horse ranch, the ghost of a horse seems to be stealing other horses. Shirley meets a boy working at the ranch who may be able to help solve the case.

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Sherlock Holmes: The Case of the Perfect Husband (1955)

Starring Ronald Howard and H. Marion Crawford

Russell Partridge, a rich and respectable art collector, threatens to kill his wife at nine o'clock on their first wedding anniversary. She doesn't know if she believes him, but Holmes takes the threat seriously.

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The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Headless Monk

Starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce

An episode of the old-time radio show which was on the air from 1939 to 1947.

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The Case of the Screaming Bishop (1944)

A dinosaur skeleton is stolen from the "Museum of Unnatural History" so Hairlock Combs and his assistant Dr. Gotsum disguise themselves and visit the scene of the crime.

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Sherlock Holmes: The Case of the Deadly Prophecy (1955)

Starring Ronald Howard and H. Marion Crawford

Holmes investigates a school for boys to find a connection to the deaths of people that had been predicted by a young student.

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The Adventures of Shirley Holmes: The Case of the Golden Cave (1998)

Starring Meredith Henderson and John White

An orienteering excursion into the deep woods brings to life a ghost story for the students of Sussex Academy.

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Mysterious Theater: The Case of the Missing Toast (1992)

Lady Agatha can't find her toast or roast, so Sherlock figures that it is a "rhyme crime," since "toast" and "roast" rhyme, and suspects a ghost is the culprit.