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Ultimate Hammer Collection
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Spanning a decade of the Hammer Studios' most prolific period, the titles in this boxset represent the pick of the cult horror and fantasy classics. The collection includes She, The Nanny, Dracula Prince Of Darkness, The Plague Of The Zombies, Rasputin The Mad Monk, The Reptile, The Witches, One Million Years B.c., The Viking Queen, Frankenstein Created Woman, Quatermass And The Pit, The Vengeance Of She, The Devil Rides Out, Prehistoric Women, Scars Of Dracula, The Horror Frankenstein, Blood From The Mummy's Tomb, Straight On Till Morning, Fear In The Night, Demons Of The Mind, To The Devil A Daughter. - See more at: https://studiocanal.co.uk/Film/Details/1151bf61-a293-4233-a009-9e92003b65cd#sthash.o28kTi7L.dpuf
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Then this Ultimate Hammer collection is definetely a must-have ! With actors like Peter Cushing & Christopher Lee, directors like Terence Fisher, Hammer was one of the best studios during 50s-60s and the nearly 2000 min. in this box will delight any fan.
Absolutely marvellous can't put it down,have watched one a night since receiving it.
This selection of Hammer Films has 21 films and a few extras too. I really like the fact that there are quite a few films that I have never seen before in the boxset, along with the more frequently shown films like Quatermass and the Pit and The Devil Rides Out. You get a good range from the slightly tacky (but still enjoyable) films to the very well established classics. It could have done with a few more special features (extras). The ones on "to the Devil a Daughter" are particularly interesting.