Found on Facebook (with thanks to Tim Lucas ) and originally posted by Paul Gallagher on the Dangerous Minds blog, here’s a short, light...

The Baron and his monsters, a wonderful cartoon portrait by Derek Charm. A Manhattan-based illustrator and comic book artist, Charm...

Screenwriter Jimmy Sangster passed away on Friday, August 29. He was 83. I’ve told the story before , about a fateful summer day in ’...

David Cairns is hosting The Late Films Blogathon all this week on his superlative film blog Shadowplay . David writes, “ The idea is t...

Released in May of 1974, Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell reflected the end of an era. It was the last of the Hammer Films’ Frank...

Frankenstein Created Woman , Hammer’s fourth entry in the series, was released in America on March 15, in 1967. The story unfolds like a...

Found on the delightful and deliciously deranged (and sometimes nsfw) Deadlicious blog, these Hammer Films playing cards were produced by...

Hammer Films’ The Revenge of Frankenstein premiered at the venerable Plaza cinema in Piccadilly Circus on this date, August 27, fifty yea...

News has come that the Royal Mail of Great Britain will be issuing stamps celebrating Hammer Films this summer (2008). The set will includ...

No sooner had I posted a birthday celebration for Valerie Hobson that news came of another screen Elizabeth. Hazel Court, the ingenuous fi...

Fifty years ago this week, on March 25 to be precise, Hammer Films executive producer Michael Carreras fired off a letter to his counterpa...

We Dare You To See It! We Double-Dare You To Forget It! — Advertising slogan for The Revenge of Frankenstein. Fifty years ago today, Marc...

Early sixties, maybe '61 or '62, on a lazy summer day in Montreal’s East End. The Orleans, a small, neighborhood theatre about 6 b...