Final instalment in Hammer's Frankenstein series is one of the best and a fitting end to the careers of many long-standing Hammer contributors.

Hammer swap out Frankenstein and Dracula for a mythical monster in this routine British horror.

Second of the big screen adaptations of the long-running BBC TV serial is the better of the two.

Classic thinking man's sci-fi horror from Hammer.

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

One of my quirky favourites featuring Nazi zombies, Shock Waves is creepy and atmospheric for what it is.

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.

Dracula meets Austin Powers in ludicrously dated Hammer horror which moved its classic Gothic tale into an era of go-go boots, funky music and flannel shirts.