Hammer's classic tale of good versus evil is one of their strongest, most unsettling films.

Killer plants isn't an easy sell in this butchered adaptation of John Wyndham's classic novel.

Hammer's most bonkers film is a cult classic of nonsensical ideas and utter ridiculousness.

Excellent follow-up to Hammer's 1958 classic sees Van Helsing become the main character.

An average Hammer horror is still better than most and that's the case with 1966's The Reptile.

Hammer deals with gender identity in this ambitious entry into their Frankenstein series.

Cushing. Lee. And the skull of the Marquis de Sade. Cue shenanigans.

Another standard issue Hammer Dracula horror with Christopher Lee in his trademark role.

Christopher Lee returns to his most famous role in the third Hammer Dracula film.