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By 1975, Hammer Films was nearly broke and hanging on by the skin of their teeth. Trying to get a profitable film into production, they had been working with EMI, their British distributor, and a German company on the Dennis Wheatley TO THE DEVIL...A DAUGHTER. When it came out in 1976, it was a big hit. But it did not save Hammer in the end. Read the crazy story behind TO THE DEVIL...A DAUGHTER by David Taylor from the very beginning when...
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Little Shoppe of Horrors #31We have an interesting balance of films we are covering in this issue, with lots of inside information, great stories, and photos!
Featuring —Hammer 1971 DEMONS OF THE MIND.A truly original story that was hardly distributed in the UK or the USA, but was thought provoking, beautifully photographed and acted. Not a classic but one of Hammer better films of the 1970s. y Bruce G. Hallenbeck. - Interviews with¨ Frank Godwin...
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The Making of CAPTAIN CLEGG'S NIGHT CREATURES by Bruce G. Hallenbeck. The best of Hammer's pirate adventures. This 1961 classic blends a mixture of the supernatural (those marsh phantoms) and great action. With Peter Cushing, Patrick Allen, Oliver Reed, Yvonne Romain and Michael Ripper.
It remains one of Hammer's greatest films!
Interviews with: John Temple Smith (Producer)Peter Graham Scott (Director)Patrick Allen (Lead Actor)* Peter Cushing wrote...
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Little Shoppe of Horrors #36
I AM THE KING OF MY KIND
The Making of Universal's 1979 Dracula.
In 1979, Universal Studios and producer Walter Mirisch, going from the massive success of the revival of Dracula on Broadway, with Frank Langella as the Count, committed themselves to a big budget, opulent, version of both the play and the novel. From that came a beautiful, wonderfully presented and acted Gothic horror-romance.
In LITTLE SHOPPE OF HORRORS...
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Little Shoppe of Horrors magazine #15The Making of THE CURSE OF THE WEREWOLF The 1960 Hammer Horror that is probably the best werewolf film ever made. Full of exclusive interviews and behind-the scenes information. Read what Yvonne Romain thought about Reed and her role in the film!"Interview with the Werewolf – Or How Day Turned into Night in the Company of Oliver Reed"Want to know all about Reed's thoughts on CURSE and Hammer - and what happens...
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Little Shoppe of Horrors #5 (aka The Hammer Journal #1)For one issue in 1980 we attempted to start a four times a year newsletter devoted to Hammer. The Hammer management shot us down, but in this extremely rare and hard to find issue (only 400 copies ever printed. EBay prices sometimes run over $500) you get current company news, coverage of the first HammerCon in London with photos taken of the guests. Includes an interviews with Anthony Hinds...
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Little Shoppe of Horrors #21 - The Making of The Curse of Frankenstein (HAMMER 1956) To be sure, Hammer had done other fantasy films with horror elements (THE FOUR SIDED TRIANGLE, STOLEN FACE, THE QUATERMASS XPERIMENT), but CoF was the film that would spread the Hammer name across the face of the earth for fans of classic gothic horrors - in color!! Bringing together for the first time actors Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee, and the key technical...
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