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Vincent Price in the UK Part 2: In The Country (1963-1973)
Peter Fuller continues his series on Vincent Price's love for the UK with an exploration of the films he made here from 1963 to 1973.
I’m Dracula Author Bram Stoker’s Kindred Spirit: Neil R Storey
Neil R Storey, the author of "Bram Stoker: Author of Dracula: An Illustrated Biography", shares with DAVID SAUNDERSON his profound connection with the legendary writer and his iconic vampire creation
The Mummy’s Shroud 1967 REVIEW
Beware the beat of the cloth-wrapped feet! It was the end of an era, the last Hammer film produced at their Bray studios. RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES revisits The Mummy’s Shroud (1967).
I Was A Teenage Frankenstein 1957 REVIEW
I Was A Teenage Frankenstein 1957 surprisingly shares much in common with Hammer's The Curse of Frankenstein, writes DAVID DENT
The Wicker Tree: Robin Hardy’s Underrated Sequel
The Wicker Tree 2001, Robin Hardy's sequel to The Wicker Man, is a film of unrealised potential but deserves more respect, writes BARRY McCANN
One Man Poe: Stephen Smith INTERVIEW
Stephen Smith talks to Spooky Isles about his his lifelong passion for horror and gothic literature, how it shaped his career in digital theatre, and his future plans, including a UK tour and educational shows
Renfield 2023 REVIEW
Renfield 2023 - a modern relook at Dracula's familiar - falls short on horror and comedy, says TERRY SHERWOOD
Dracula Character Guide: A Look at Bram Stoker’s Finest
We look at the main characters in the novel Dracula by Bram Stoker. Who is your favourite Dracula character?
Demons of the Mind 1972 REVIEW
Demons of the Mind 1972 was a a genre-defying misstep for Hammer, but remains a curiosity worth watching, says RICHARD MARKWORTH
The Beetle and Dracula: A Gothic Rivalry
Richard Marsh's The Beetle deserves greater recognition as a classic of Victorian Gothic fiction, despite ultimately losing the longevity battle to Dracula, writes DAVID TURNBULL
Exploring The Devil Rides Out Film Versus Book
CHRIS NEWTON delves into the differences between the book and film versions of The Devil Rides Out, highlighting changes to characters and plot, and discussing Dennis Wheatley's influence on British horror.
10 London Underground Depictions in Horror Film and TVÂ
From claustrophobic tunnels to supernatural entities, explore the hair-raising portrayals of the London Underground in horror film and TV, thanks to KATE INGLEBY-PARYLO
Can You Believe The Hype About Classic Horror Films?
Guest writer LEE McSHANE questions whether the classic horror films of the 1970s and 80s are as good as their reputations...
Black Sunday 1960 REVIEW
Black Sunday 1960 is an all-time must-see for students of horror, says BARRY McCANN
Shock Waves 1977 REVIEW
Shock Waves 1977, starring Peter Cushing, is a fun, well-directed underwater Nazi zombie exploitation thriller, says TERRY SHERWOOD
The Terror of the Tongs 1961 REVIEW
Leave your brain at the door when you begin watching The Terror of the Tongs 1961, says TERRY SHERWOOD
House of the Long Shadows 1983 REVIEW
House of the Long Shadows 1983 is full of classic horror greats, but is it any good? TERRY SHERWOOD takes a look!
The Man Who Could Cheat Death 1959 REVIEW
The Man Who Could Cheat Death 1959 remains a routine Hammer Horror despite its legendary director and stars, says TERRY SHERWOOD
She 1965 REVIEW
She 1965 is a fun, pulp adventure with plenty of Hammer Horror stars to light up your Saturday afternoon, says TERRY SHERWOOD
Curse of the Crimson Altar 1968 REVIEW
Curse Of The Crimson Altar 1968 is a good-dated thriller with moments of fun, says TERRY SHERWOOD
Veronica Carlson, Hammer Horror Icon OBITUARY
Veronica Carlson has died, aged 77. RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES commemorates the career of this Hammer horror icon and true class act.
10 Hammer Horror Posters From Around The World
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES looks at some of the artwork that promoted Hammer's movies in foreign territories.
14 Hammer Horror Actors Who Appeared in James Bond
With a new James Bond "No Time To Die" finally released, it's time to consider the amount of cross over from the worlds of Hammer Horror to 007...
Blood for Dracula 1974 REVIEW
RICHARD MARKWORTH gets his teeth stuck into Blood for Dracula 1974 aka Andy Warhol's Dracula