Terence Fishers The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) redefined Gothic horror for a new generation, launching Hammer Films legendary horror cycle. Starring Peter Cushing as the obsessive Baron Frankenstein and Christopher Lee as his monstrous creation, this vividly colored adaptation broke from Universals classic style with shocking violence, bold atmosphere, and Gothic spectacle. A milestone in British horror, it set the stage for decades of Hammers Gothic nightmares.

Terence Fishers Horror of Dracula (1958) is the definitive Hammer horror classic, starring Christopher Lee as Count Dracula and Peter Cushing as Van Helsing. Bringing Bram Stokers Gothic tale to vivid Technicolor, the film shocked audiences with its sensuality, blood, and modern energy, marking a bold break from Universals earlier version. A cornerstone of British Gothic horror, it cemented Hammer Films global legacy and remains one of the most influential vampire movies ever made.

Terence Fishers The Mummy (1959) is Hammer Films lavish Gothic reinvention of the ancient Egyptian horror tale. Starring Peter Cushing as the archaeologist who unleashes a deadly curse and Christopher Lee as the terrifying Kharis, the film blends Gothic atmosphere, vivid Technicolor, and supernatural menace. A cornerstone of Hammers horror cycle, it remains one of the most iconic mummy films ever made.

Hammer Films

This is where it all began...

Hammer Horror: two synonymous words that became global shorthand for a run of hugely successful films which remain revered and influential to this day.

Horror legends Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee star in three thrilling gothic horrors featuring Hammers iconic take on Frankenstein, Dracula and the Mummy.

THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN

After years of intense study, Victor Frankenstein brings a dead animal back to life through the power of science. Overawed with success, he decides that