Limited Edition version.

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Spaceways (1953)

Hammer Films

Howard Duff, known to posterity as the definitive radio Sam Spade, stars as a pioneering space engineer embroiled in murder and espionage in this early 50s Hammer Space Noir. Co-starring Hungarian screen siren Eva Bartok and a very on-form Alan Wheatley as a bullish intelligence operative, Spaceways has been painstakingly restored by Hammer in 4K from the original film negatives.

Stephen Mitchell, chief engineer on the worlds first space station, has the bad luck to be married to a gold-digging shrew. When an unmanned rocket fails re-entry at the same time as his wife and a fellow scientist go missing, Stephen is accused of killing them both and hiding their bodies in the orbiting spacecraft.

Från IMDB:
British scientists test rocket; matrimonial strife looms. Rocket partially fails; couple goes missing. Did they elope or are they dead, orbiting in rocket debris?

This limited collectors edition comprises:

New commentary with writer, filmmaker and film programmer Heidi Honeycutt and TV and film critic Sarah Morgan.

New commentary with writer/editor David Flint.

Two Nations Divided by a Common Genre: writer/publisher Wayne Kinsey and director/producer/actor/writer Ted A. Bohus discuss 1950s sci-fi films and the differences in style between those made in the US and the UK.

A gallery of stills and publicity material alongside tracks from Ivor Slaneys score.

Sidebar: Spaceways: Film critic and writer Tim Lucas discusses Spaceways and sci-fi films of the period with artist and film historian Stephen R. Bissette.

The discs feature:

New commentary with writer, filmmaker and film programmer Heidi Honeycutt and TV and film critic Sarah Morgan.