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Subgenre Sampler
Dracula A.D. 1972 (1972)- Dir. Alan Gibson
Feat. Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing - Christopher Lee's Count incongruously schmoozes with the youth of the 1970s in his never–ending search for the red stuff. Peter Cushing turns…
Fear in the Night (1972)- Dir. Jimmy Sangster
Feat. Peter Cushing, Joan Collins - Hammer chiller about a teacher and his insecure bride who encounter murder at a desolate school for boys.
Lust for a Vampire (1972)- Dir. Jimmy Sangster
Feat. Ralph Bates, Barbara Jefford, Yutte Stensgaard - Sexy sequel to 'The Vampire Lovers' in which Micalla resumes her blood–lusting reign at a Transylvanian girl's school.
Vampire Circus (1972)
- Dir. Robert Young
Feat. Adrienne Corri, Thorley Walters, Anthony Higgins… - An even now brutal late Hammer set in plague–ridden 19th century Europe, where a small village unknowingly admits vampires disguised as a…
- Blood From the Mummy's Tomb (1971)
- Dir. Seth Holt
Feat. Andrew Keir, James Villiers, Hugh Burden… - A superior late–Hammer Horror, concerning the reincarnation by a British research–team of an Egyptian priestess and the carnage resulting…
Demons of the Mind (1971)- Dir. Peter Sykes
Feat. Paul Jones, Patrick Magee, Sir Michael Hordern… - A Victorian baron imprisons his two children, believing them to be possessed. Enticing Hammer offering, laced with blood–and–roses…
Hands of the Ripper (1971)- Dir. Peter Sasdy
Feat. Eric Porter, Dora Bryan - Atmospheric Hammer puts a Freudian spin on the exploits of Jack the Ripper, whose daughter inherits some of Dad's sharp handiwork. A pleasingly…
Twins of Evil (1971)- Dir. John Hough
Feat. Peter Cushing, Dennis Price - Final part of the 'Karnstein trilogy' (after THE VAMPIRE LOVERS and LUST FOR A VAMPIRE), climaxing in perhaps the most sexually–explicit of the…
Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed (1970)- Dir. Terence Fisher
Feat. Peter Cushing - The fifth Hammer Frankenstein film focuses on Peter Cushing's Baron who tries brain surgery to save an associate who went mad. Followed in the series…
Horror of Frankenstein (1970)- Dir. Jimmy Sangster
Feat. Ralph Bates - Camped–up, silly Hammer, in which Ralph Bates' Baron becomes murderously obsessive.
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