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If you think about it, it's hard to believe that Hammer Films would ever become the face of British Horror. Founded in 1934, by the time they found their niche in the mid-fifties they'd already ...

Hammer Films, the iconic UK Label that produced classics like The Quatermass Experiment & Twins of Evil, recent hits like The Woman in Black & The Lodge, and their own long-running Frankenstein ...

Hammer Films owned 60s horror. Sure, AIP had their Poe adaptations with Vincent Price, but those were a direct response to the worldwide success of Hammer’s reworked takes on Frankenstein and ...

Few brand names loom larger over horror movie history than Hammer Films. Founded in 1934 by William Hinds (better known by his stage name Will Hammer), the British production company became ...

While some of the 1970s films don’t have the same magic as the early Hammer Films, there is no questioning the studios contribution to the horror genre or its place on any “best of” horror list.

Hammer Films, the gothic horror juggernaut behind beloved British renditions of classic monster fare like Dracula, Frankenstein, and The Mummy, announced that it will form a new company, Hammer ...

Studiocanal has licensed films from classic horror producer Hammer Films, including “The Curse of Frankenstein,” “Dracula” and “The Mummy.” ...

Announced Friday at comic book retailer conference ComicsPro, Titan Comics will launch a new line of comic books based on properties from classic horror movie studio Hammer Films later this year ...

8 Classic Hammer Horror Films You Need To See. 5. The Devil Rides Out Hammer Films. Christopher Lee often stated that out his entire back catalogue, this film was his favourite.