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Ah, the joys of seeing double! The House of Hammer is back again with Twins of Evil, a dark and moody horror film that […]
In John Gilling’s atmospheric 1966 thriller The Reptile, a small village in Cornwall is suffering from an outbreak of mysterious deaths that are simply […]
Glowing in that fine line between science fiction and horror is The Invisible Ray. Released on January 20, 1936 (USA), The Invisible Ray is […]
Warren William Krech was born in Aitkin, Minnesota on the 2nd of December, 1894 of German stock. After high school, he won a place […]
John P Fulton was born on the 4th of November, 1902 in Beatrice, Nebraska. Starting his cinematic life as an assistant cameraman, he secured […]
Without the fearful presences of Peter Cushing or Christopher Lee, Hammer tried once again to make a vampire film, but without the count and […]
Hammer studios turned to Greek mythology to find the source for The Gorgon. In the small German village of Vandorf, authorities are puzzled by […]
