British horror icon Hammer Films could be returning to the chilling world of one of its most successful movies. John Gore Studios, which owns Hammer (bought by theater mogul John Gore in late 2023) ...
Hammer Films is getting its hands on a whole new collection of ghost stories, and horror fans have plenty to look forward to.
Hammer Film Productions is a British film production company based in London. Founded in 1934, the company is best known for a series of Gothic "Hammer Horror" films made from the mid-1950s until the ...
Martin Scorsese got ignored by Hammer after approaching the iconic horror studio about working together. The famed director is regarded as one the most influential filmmakers in cinema history thanks ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In the credits for the "Paranormal Activity" stage play currently running on the West End before it heads off to Broadway next ...
Rare film artefacts, iconic costumes and the history of British horror will arrive at Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery this autumn for a very special exhibition.
I FOUND myself mingling with the ‘undead’ at the Northern premiere of a Hammer Horror classic last week. Bradford’s Pictureville Cinema is currently showcasing Hammer Films favourites in a Halloween ...
THERE’S a whole load of spooky goings-on for horror fans to sink their teeth into this Halloween ...
GHENT, WV (WVNS) — When it comes to the spooky season, what better way to pass the time than with a good, old-fashioned horror movie franchise? From the early black and white film series to modern day ...
Hammer Films is heading into the frozen Canadian wilderness with Ithaqua, a survival horror film starring Luke Hemsworth (Westworld), Kevin Durand (Abigail), and Michael Pitt (Funny Games). The ...
Anna Biller’s intricate tribute to the British 1960s genre plays melodrama for laughs and pulls it off wonderfully in a medieval tale based on a Japanese ghost story ...
Before the internet, fanzines were the lifeblood of genre fandom. Produced by enthusiasts rather than professional publishers ...