
The House Of Hammer Podcast - A Definitive Guide Of The Films, The Figures & The Folklore Of One Of The 20th Century’s Greatest Cinematic LegaciesBrought to you by Adam Roche, Ben Taylorson, Cev Moore, Philip Gwynne Jones and Smokey
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 157 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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As one Colonel said whilst sat in a jungle "The horror!", but could it really be that bad? Our band of intrepid explorers are about to find out as they investigate The Mummy's Shroud.
There's much talk of moving house, not for the sunnier climes of ... more
Something of a mad one this. Instead of bashing together another monster and being left with the worst looking Airfix kit in the shop, the Baron has decided to switch it up a bit and do some soul shuffling instead.
What Hammer ended up with is a fil... more
As work is underway on the Frankenstein Created Woman episode, here's a quick reminder of how Smokey's found a new inner peace about the whole Frankenstein thing...
“The House Of Hammer Theme” written and produced by Cev Moore
Artwork by Richard Wel... more
With all the renewed interest in 1953's Stolen Face thanks to the re-release on Hammer's own 4K disc set, recorded a few years ago, here's a chance to revisit Ben's musings on the subject and its wider cinematic outings from the sublime to the not so... more
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This is one of the rare podcasts that, when a new episode pops up, genuinely improves my whole day. I appreciate that rather than just go for the popular (and easier to review) Hammer Horrors, they’re covering every film made by that storied studio. It gives a context to the films that makes watching them that much more enjoyable (well… except maybe Sporting Love). I simply can’t recommend this enough.
This show is my “go-to, pick-me-up, put a smile on my face and give me warm and fuzzies” favorite podcast. Cev, Smokey, Adam and Phillip (we miss you Ben) are so knowledgeable and hilariously entertaining at the same time. They really bring Hammer Films and the people who made them the recognition, respect and love they so richly deserve. This is an example of how a great podcast SHOULD be! Five stars and Hy Hazel!
I may be biased (as a firm fan of the Hammer over), but this is one of my favorite film podcasts. Witty, informative, and expertly produced!
I appreciate the hard work that goes in to this epic quest to review every Hammer film but I have to ask, why skip around all the short subjects? Dick Turpin - Highwayman, A Man on a Beach, Danger List, Clean Sweep, The Right Person, a hand full of music and travelogue shorts…they’re all out there somewhere. Some were extras on the DD DVD releases. Perhaps you could do an episode or two devoted to them. There were some interesting names involved and these were legit Hammer productions.
Maybe, a... more
During the episode reviewing The Evil of Frankenstein ( admittedly a poor entry in the series) one of the contributors went on a five minute rant about “ neckbeards” ( whatever that is) complaining because they disagree with them about Hammer. I mean come on fellas, your takes you are entitled to but whinging because some people disagree isn’t playing the game at all. For the record after 1962/3 the hammer horror output became patchy at best with very few exceptions but that’s my opinion.... more
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A deep-dive series that pairs lively banter with thorough historical context around a storied British film studio. Episodes balance film-by-film analysis, production history, and industry background, often weaving in related trivia and retrospectives on creators, cast, and era. Listeners can expect chronological or thematically linked explorations, interactive watch-alongs, and a community-centric vibe anchored by a quartet of knowledgeable hosts with a shared enthusiasm for classic cinema. Noteworthy strengths include strong host camaraderie, a broad interest in film history beyond horror, and regular audience engagement through screenings and patron perks that deepen involvement for hardcore fans and curious newcomers alike.
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