Hammer. Stop motion effects by Ray Harryhausen. Raquel Welch in THAT bikini. Happy days.

Caveman film with limited dialogue but plenty of dino action and top-heavy women to keep the interest levels high.

Sequel with Professor Quatermass uncovering an alien conspiracy which could end the world. Top quality sci-fi from the 50s.

Hammer's Gothic take on one of the most famous works of literature of all time - and one of the most adapted.

Hammer's final theatrical horror film in it's original production run is its most shocking and depraved outing yet!

Frankenstein is up to his old tricks , bringing life to corpses, this time with the assistance of a dodgy hypnotist who has his own agenda.

Radioactive blob-like monster from the centre of the Earth makes its way to the surface to terrorise a Scottish community.

More lesbian vampire antics from the House of Hammer.

In 1974, Hammer introduced a new breed of vampire-hunting hero to jazz up their horror films. Was it successful?