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 | 129 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Film HistoryTV & Film |
Westminster Abbey features quite prominently in the final act of The Quatermass Xperiment, so Smokey attempts a respective and selective history of a building that's nearly eight centuries old...
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As the nights are getting longer and Halloween is drawing ever closer, why not join us on FRIDAY 26th for our online screening of Dracula: Prince Of Darkness at 7.30pm?
This will be the subject of the Halloween 2025 episode so don't miss this opport... more
This week's Bites takes a Quick Look at the life of Anthony Forwood, who rightfully earns his Hammer Hero status after his work on Meet Simon Cherry, The Man In Black, The Black Widow, The Gambler And The Lady, Mantrap and Five Days (Paid To Kill).He... more
History! Fights! Oliver Reed! Cleavage!
Throw in some wonderful films and a curry and you have the perfect date night...maybe.
“The House Of Hammer Theme” and incidental music - written and produced by Cev Moore
Artwork by Richard Wells
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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
Genuinely one of the best-researched, best-presented pods out there - a 100% complete film by film analysis of Hammer Studio’s output, beginning with The Mystery of Marie Celeste and currently at Freddie Francis’ Nightmare. The team have a great spark, they’re very at ease and you’ll learn stuff as well. An important body of film criticism.
Started off well but the laddish joking, apparently deliberate iconoclasm and lack of basic facts has let this podcast down badly. I really wanted to like this but I spend half the time screaming “get on with it” and the other half screaming “did you guys watch the same film?” This could have been great……..but…….
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This exploration of a significant legacy in horror cinema offers insightful and humorous commentary on the extensive film catalog of a renowned British studio. It frequently highlights various films, delving into their production histories, thematic elements, and character dynamics, often mixed with entertaining banter among hosts. By analyzing films chronologically, it provides context about both the cinema of the past and its influence on the present, making it a captivating listen for enthusiasts of film history and horror fans alike. The balance between thoughtful criticism and lighthearted humor distinguishes this podcast, aiming to educate while also engaging listeners with entertaining narratives and anecdotes related to the films di... more
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