Hammer Horrors

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 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,...

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.