The Hammer Dracula Films

From its shocking, era-defining beginning through to its apocalyptic finale, Christopher Lee’s tenure as the vampire count is one of cinema’s greatest character arcs. The Hammer Dracula Films magazine is the perfect way to revitalise your love for this series – written with care and produced with passion, it is the ideal companion for another trip back to those eerie castles we love so much. Featuring: Dracula (1958), Dracula Prince of Darkness (1966), Dracula Has Risen From the Grave (1968), Taste the Blood of Dracula (1970), Scars of Dracula (1970), Dracula AD 1972 (1972), The Satanic Rites of Dracula (1973)
84 pages, full colour throughout!
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Classic Monsters of the Movies #33
(The Ghost of Frankenstein!)

Featuring: The Ghost of Frankenstein - revisit the fourth chapter in the Universal saga with a new and thoughtful look at the quirky, body horror-infused drama. The Chills are Alive - from wistful love songs to eerie children’s rhymes and boisterous celebrations, discover how the music featured in horror movies adds immeasurably to their power. Onslow Stevens - this quietly talented actor had a subtle force that could erupt into chilling ferocity. Countess Dracula - who needs all those servant girls anyway? Penny Dreadful - the intertwined lives, loves and destinies of horror literature’s tragic antiheroes were never as compelling or heartbreaking as in this apocalyptic series. The Black Cat - with a brace of classic horror stars, in an archetypal eerie mansion, it’s safe to say there’s a whole host of frightful fun and frolics to be had.
68 pages, full colour throughout!
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Classic Monsters of the Movies #32
(London After Midnight!)

Featuring: London After Midnight - the story behind Tod Browning’s mysterious vampire thriller. True-Life Tragedy - the sorrows and hardships that shaped many beloved actors’ lives and careers. Ernest Thesiger - a fresh look at the work of this skilled thespian. The Man Who Could Cheat Death - Hammer’s exploration of eternal life is characteristically gloomy and macabre. Hereditary - there’s simply nothing like this slow-burning combination of ghost story, occult shocker and tragic family drama. The Tingler - get your lungs ready for a Kitsch Corner screamfest.
68 pages, full colour throughput!
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