The Gorgon Blu-ray Review – Enjoyable 1964 Hammer Horror
Over the last few months a number of Hammer films have been released by labels such as Indicator – Powerhouse […]
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Classic Horror, Science Fiction & Lots More. Think Peter Cushing & Christopher Lee!
Over the last few months a number of Hammer films have been released by labels such as Indicator – Powerhouse […]
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I’m continuing my look at all the recently released Hammer films from labels such as Indicator – Powerhouse Films and
Maniac Blu-ray Review – 1963 Lesser Known Hammer Film Read Post »
I’ve been going through and reviewing all the recently released Hammer films that have been released by labels such as
Fanatic Blu-ray Review aka Die! Die! My Darling – 1965 Hammer Film Read Post »
I love watching classic Hammer films so when Studiocanal began releasing them on to blu-ray I was of course very
Blood from the Mummy’s Tomb Blu-ray Review – 1971 Hammer Film Read Post »
I’ve recently been reviewing all of the Hammer films that Studiocanal released on to Blu-ray back in October 2017. You
Four more Hammer Films make it on to Blu-ray courtesy of Studiocanal this January Read Post »
Over the last few months a number of Hammer films have been released by labels such as Indicator (Powerhouse Films)
The Curse of the Mummy’s Tomb (1964) Blu-ray Review Read Post »
If you are a big Hammer fan like myself then you will no doubt have been waiting for many of
Scars of Dracula Blu-ray Review – 1970 Hammer Horror Read Post »
Halloween is almost upon us and this week’s new releases see plenty of horror titles. Scars Of Dracula is just one of the Hammer films out on 30th October 2017 in the UK. So let’s go through all the Blu-ray out this week starting with my picks of the week which just happen to be mainly Hammer titles…
Hammer Horror as Scars Of Dracula releases on Bluray Read Post »
I’m somewhat of a fan of certain types of horror films, none more so than Hammer. I love their style, music and actors so when any such film makes its way on to Blu-ray I simply must take a look. The one I’m looking at today is Countess Dracula from 1971. It may not be regarded by many as one of the very best but it’s…
Countess Dracula Blu-ray Review -1971 Horror – Not One Of Hammer’s Best Read Post »