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Playboy playmates as twins who are corrupted by vampires and only cruel and malicious Peter Cushing's puritan can save them! Top notch 70s Hammer.

Vampires and martial arts cross paths in this bizarre but entertaining attempt by Hammer to cash in on the kung fu boom of the 70s.

Middling Hammer horror notable for being one of iconic starlet Ingrid Pitt's two leading roles for the studio. She left an impression!

Words can't really do this crazy lucha libre monster mash-up any justice whatsoever.

So-so British comedy horror which wants to be the next Shaun of the Dead and relies on its name and novelty value to see it through.

Late Hammer horror which is one of their strongest vampire films, if not one of their best overall.

Dracula in Space! Replace the xenomorph with a bloke dressed up in Victorian garb and you get the idea of how bad this will be.

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?