Hammer Horrors

It’s a bumper length episode, as we tackle a true great. So great, we’ve had to rope in a third co-host, friend of the show and Pit enthusiast, Mark Hevingham.

Ian and Eric take a look at a film neither of them had seen before. And still wish they hadn’t…

We’re taking a look at a film neither of us had seen before, and we’re not being two-faced about the Two Faces Of Dr Jekyll.

We’re taking our third look at the good Count, but is it a case of “fangs ain’t what they used to be”?

We’re back into adventure films this time, and yet another questionable piece of Hammer.

We’re taking a look at a film that has nothing to do with Dracula, doesn’t have much horror, and comes across like a fairy tale. But there are some great...

Stand by for lift off as we look at Hammers last ever science fiction project, the rather peculiar Moon Zero Two.

Stone me! This time, we’re taking a look at possibly the most fairy tail-like of all Hammers films, 1964’s The Gorgon.

We’re back in middle Europe to look at Hammers third Baron film, the one where they were free to use Universals designs. But, did that aid the film?

We’re off to Winnerden Flats to not only discuss Hammer’s Quatermass 2, but also to compare it to the BBC original from two years before.

In this mammoth length episode, Ian and Eric are joined by screenwriter, director and film professor Mitch Brian to discuss one of Hammer’s oddest films, 1968’s The Lost Continent.

Two old dinosaurs talk dinosaurs this time.