Christopher Lee in 1972's 'Dracula' and Tim Burton contributing to 'Hammer: Heroes, Legends And Monsters' Everett Collection; Hammer Films/Sky/Deep Fusion Films EXCLUSIVE: Hammer Films turns a ...

And the first film to win an Ultimate figure from the new collection is the excellent ... 18 cm in height. Count Dracula is officially licensed by Hammer Films and comes in colorful collector ...

Christopher Lee benefitted from color cinema, which added depth to his dark eyes and made the glaring red of the fake blood Hammer loved seem more phantasmagorical than ever before. His Dracula is ...

A compilation of 20 Hammer theatrical trailers, among them The Abominable Snowman Of The Himalayas, X The Unknown, Dracula - Prince of Darkness, The Reptile, The Vengeance Of She, Frankenstein ...

Hammer's Dracula was released in the USA (where it was known as Horror of Dracula) on 8 May, 1958, and in the UK a few weeks later, on 16 June, 1958, with an 'X' certificate, signifying 'For ...

Founded in 1934, Hammer Films is synonymous with horror, after defining the genre in Britain with classics such as “Dracula” (1958) “The Curse of Frankenstein” (1957) and “The Mummy ...

The third film in Hammer’s Dracula franchise, Prince of Darkness shows the evil vampire’s frightening resurrection after a group of tourists are invited to his castle. Compared to the first ...

While working with Hammer Studios, the London-born actor portrayed the Transylvanian Count seven times. His performance as the titular character in 1958's Horror of Dracula was so mesmerising ...