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@TimSuttonMusic You're quite right - not at all nerdy! And thanks for the kind words . It was my hope from the start that we'd turn people on to Hammer perhaps for the first time.

@EOFFTV Loving the podcast - thanks for opening up a new universe for me - looking forward to delving into these films. A small nerdy correction - A Shot in the Dark wasn’t the first Pink Panther film - The Pink Panther was.

It's Hammer Time and this week Becky and I are having Nightmares. As always, available in the usual places and here: share.google/3QZi0I8UkT6sxT…

A new Bond (Timothy Dalton) promises much that The Living Daylights (1987) mostly delivers. Less silly than the latter-day Roger Moore's, this bond is tougher, more like Ian Fleming's version and the film is all the better for it. eofftvreview.wordpress.com/2026/03/21/the…

@ChrisFlackett @dawnofthediscs @hammerfilms Looks intersting! I'll be getting a copy!

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Coming to Blu-ray 6/1 from @hammerfilms THE HOUSE OF HAMMER: VOLUME 1 Contents Disc features: The Land Demands Blood (38 mins) - An examination of the work of contemporary Cornish filmmakers, like Bait’s Mark Jenkin, and the fundamental connection between Cornwall’s landscape and British horror films Hammer Presents title like Doctor Blood’s Coffin. Masques, Monsters and Madmen (120 mins) - Part 1 of a new, feature-length documentary about AIP, one of Hammer’s main competitors in ‘60s/‘70s British horror. Deep Cuts (75 mins) - A documentary about the landmark censorship changes in the 1970s when the X-certificate was raised to over 18, leading to a wave of provocative films that pushed the boundaries of what audiences could see on screen. Ticket to Happiness (30 mins) - A recently recovered (and long thought lost) 1959 Hammer short, newly restored in 2K. Making Monsters (30 mins) - An interview with Oscar-winning Make-Up and Special Effects duo, Dave and Lou Elsey. Symphonies of Shudders (40 mins) - An exploration of music in film, focusing on Hammer, its key composers, and the iconic scores that defined its films. Off the Leash (43 mins) - A deep dive into Michael Gough’s unforgettable work in British horror, with film historian Jonathan Rigby. An archive interview with Roger Corman from 1995 (35 mins) Footage from the 2025 London premiere of the newly restored The Curse of Frankenstein (30 mins) And more! The booklet features: A 120-page book featuring new articles on the making of Cry of the Banshee An exploration of the British horror genre AIP and Roger Corman’s ‘Poe Cycle’ of films starring Vincent Price A profile of British indie horror filmmakers Caralan Productions Hammer’s films outside of the horror genre An archive interview with Vincent Price. #hammerfilms #physicalmedia #MovieNight #Horror #4K #HorrorCommunity #Bluray #FilmCommunity #4KBluray #4KUltraHD #DVD #physicalmedia #FilmstaGram #physicalmediaforever #bluraycollector #bluraycollection #Horror #HorrorMovie #HorrorMovies #Film #Movie #Movie #Cinema #CinemaLovers #FilmTwitter #Cinephile #MovieBuff #NowWatching

@dahl_bibi Ha! Maybe we take at a look at the "also rans" at the end and I'll go to town on it! 😁

@EOFFTV I think that's exactly why it could be a really entertaining pod. Hearing your opinions on the zero gravity, slo-mo fight scene would be worth it alone!

We're tangling with Captain Clegg and his marsh phantoms in this week's Hammer Time. Available here (share.google/tn4qRxYSRouSMV…) and in all the usual podcast places!

@dahl_bibi Sorry... 🥲

@EOFFTV "Johnson is unfortunately terrible and the whole business about Bibi lusting after Bond is… not at all right." What?! 😢

For Your Eyes Only (1981) is an improvement on Moonraker(1979) - almost anything would be - and is mostly pretty good. But there are a couple of scenes that completely ruin it and the series was going to struggle to find its feet for several more years. eofftvreview.wordpress.com/2026/02/21/for…

@dahl_bibi You make a good case with that image! But no... I don't particularly like it to be honest!

@EOFFTV I'm playing catch-up on the Hammer Time podcasts (& trying to watch the films as I go too), so I'm a bit behind schedule. I have to say, much as I enjoy Captain Clegg I reckon if it's considered a horror due to its occasional scare, then perhaps Moon Zero Two should be too? 😉

Who Done It? (1956) is a late Ealing comedy starring Benny Hill as a delusional private eye battling East European Uralians who are trying to steal a weather control machine. eofftvreview.wordpress.com/2026/03/13/who…

It's All about Love (2002) is an odd science fiction film about ice skating, corporate greed and cloning from Thomas Vinterberg, co-founder, with Lars von Trier, of the Dogme 95 movement. eofftvreview.wordpress.com/2026/03/12/its…

70s cops Starsky and Hutch take on the undead - or do they? - in the indecisive but fun episode The Vampire. eofftvreview.wordpress.com/2026/03/11/sta…

Badly compromised post-production, Donald Cammell's Demon Seed (1977) is a disappointing and illogical adaptation of the Dean Koontz novel. Julie Christie comes close to saving it though. eofftvreview.wordpress.com/2026/03/10/dem…

This week on Hammer Time, Becky and I are back in France and a bit underwhelmed by the latest psycho thrillers, Maniac (1963). Listen here or where you usually find your podcasts. share.google/tgnHyFMMaWfcuj…

More weirdness from the Play for Today strand with Jumping Bean Bag (1976), a hallucinatory and cautionary tale of teenage rock wannabes, social commentary, and glam/prog songs. Make of that what you will... eofftvreview.wordpress.com/2026/03/09/pla…

@Mirkku54_46 An area I haven't looked into much but should - these look like places to start!

@EOFFTV Thanks for, even if it was just for a short while, interrupting my doomsday mood. Anyhow, these German Czechoslovakian co-productions were fantastic. youtu.be/5fUfjKpWyEI?is…

Mr Benn (1971-1972) is another cherished childhood memory, the charming tales of an ordinary City gent and his travels to strange lands through a door in a fancy dress shop. eofftvreview.wordpress.com/2026/03/08/mr-…

@Mirkku54_46 That looks great!

@EOFFTV Never seen this, but he brought back cherished childhood memories, when I watched the wonderful Czechoslovakian kids show Pan Tau religiously youtu.be/XuybrDWzPwY?is…

James Bond was back scraping the bottom of the barrel again in the dismal A View to a Kill (1985), one of the most boring films in the series. It was Roger Moore's last and things would get, temporarily better, with the next entry. eofftvreview.wordpress.com/2026/03/07/a-v…

The Boogey Man (1980) is probably Ulli Lommel's best American film (though that's not saying much), a derivative but fun supernatural chiller full of gimmicky killings and a decent conceit about a haunted mirror. eofftvreview.wordpress.com/2026/03/06/the…

Colm McCarthy's The Girl with All the Gifts (2016) is an absolute gem, an intelligent and thought-provoking zombie film that takes the stale and tired genre into new and more interesting territory. eofftvreview.wordpress.com/2026/03/05/the…

Dennis O'Keefe and Montgomery Tully's The Diamond(1954) is two-fisted tale of an American detective in London teaming up with his British counterpart to track down the makers of artificial diamonds. eofftvreview.wordpress.com/2026/03/04/the…