Hammer Horrors

We’re back for the Karnstein trilogy, but do we love it?

This time, we look at Hammer’s third stab (sorry!) at the Jekyll tale, one Ian had never seen before.

We’re looking at the fourth installment of Hammer’s take on the good Baron, where he seems to have veered away from his usual pursuits.

We’re back to the thrillers this time, one which neither of us had seen before, and were intrigued to find what was the connection to A Christmas Carol.

We’re off to the circus, and dipping into the magical, as we look at Hammer’s penultimate non-Dracula vampire film.

The Reptile and The Gorgon are essentially Hammer werewolf films, but here we go with their only one that featured an actual werewolf.

We’re down on the marshes this time, to look at the pirate turned Vicar, Captain Clegg.

We’re not in Paris, we’re not down in the catacombs, and we’re not really looking at a Phantom, as we discuss Hammer’s take on The Phantom Of The Opera.

It’s time for our second look at a Mummy film from Hammer, this being the third in their four run series.

Climb aboard, as we look at another swashbuckler – this time with an actual boat!

We’re back to Cornwall this time, to look at the second of the Cornish horrors, using sets and actors carried over from Plague Of The Zombies, the unofficial werewolf film,...