
Hammer box set

I bought this set of Hammer Studios horror films because many of them are difficult to find in the DVD format. Several of the eight films in the package are rarities, including "Paranoiac," "Night Creatures," "Nightmare," and "The Curse of the Werewolf." Set also includes the magnificent "Brides of Dracula," one of director Terence Fisher's best efforts and the intelligent "The Evil of Frankenstein." Most of these were made in British independent film company Hammer's heyday, and this set was well worth the price. Horror films today are so much more about special effects and are not as well written. Hammer made these low budget films that are truly scary and thought-provoking, too, with excellent acting (Oliver Reed got his start in these films and Brit actor Peter Cushing is always superb), terrific film scores, often by James Bernard, and great sets. Hammer did more with less money than wasteful US companies. So, if you like '60s and '70s horror done right, this set and anything else by Hammer is well worth having.
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