Hammer Horrors

We’re in Russia this time, to look at another of Hammer’s historicals. Or is it a supernatural thriller?

It’s a big occasion this time, as we look at Christopher Lee’s final outing as the Count – but do we rate it? Have a listen and find out!

We’re back at the dawn of time, when man lived alongside rubber dinosaurs and… the moon was born????

We’re back in the south of France for the last of the psycho thrillers penned by Jimmy Sangster, a film with a title more thrilling than it actually is, Crescendo.

We look at the time when Hammer decided to do what we now call a reboot – The Horror Of Frankenstein.

It’s our second look at a Hammer war film, and the one that’s notorious for being exploitative. But, do we think so? Have a listen and find out!

We’re still in early 1970’s London, this time looking at the Hammer Mummy film that doesn’t actually have a Mummy.

We’ve got two horrors for you this time. Well, one horror in the form of Dracula of 1972, and the other more terrible than terrifying – the rather silly Johnny...

This time we’re looking at Fanatic or, as it was known in the States – Die, Die My Darling.

We’re somewhere or other to look at the sequel to She, a film that’s a pale shadow of the original. At least, that’s what we conclude.