The House Of Hammer

Upon its UK release in July 1968, The Devil Rides Out did not exactly set the world on fire and did even worse when it made it to the US, but sometimes the world simply needs time to catch up with art. Now it's generally considered to be one of the crown jewels of Hammer although opinions may still differ to this day...

Adam is the ringleader in this Circus Maximus of an episode that covers a certain Sir, Satan, Scribbling, and Skateboarding.

Those of a nervous or God fearing disposition, you have been warned...

“The House Of Hammer Theme” by Cev Moore
Logo by Richard Wells 
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Through their early years, Hammer had some fine successes with cheaply adapting BBC properties to the big screen with The Quatermass Xperiment being their most successful of them all, but by the time the grumpy professor had come along, the formula had already proven to be a winner thanks to a certain radio detective...

“The House Of Hammer Theme” by Cev Moore
Logo by Richard Wells 
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In the past, Adam has had the pleasure of trying to wrap his head around old money. This time, thanks to Wings Of Danger, Ben is here to bring up a much older kind of money whilst reminiscing about his life of crime...

“The House Of Hammer Theme” by Cev Moore 
Logo by Richard Wells 
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Ever wondered what it would be liked to be whisked away to a land full of beautiful but sometimes violent women?
Well, wonder no more, because Hammer have you covered!
Who will emerge victorious? Just how magical can a Rhino be? And who has got the horn?

“The House Of Hammer Theme” written and produced by Cev Moore
Artwork by Richard Wells

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Who would've thought that Watch It, Sailor! would ever make it onto a a Blu Ray release? We're now through the looking glass and living in strange times indeed and Philip's here with one of his many highlights from one of the most shoutiest 'comedies' ever committed to film...

“The House Of Hammer Theme” written and produced by Cev Moore
Logo by Richard Wells 
All the links you think you’ll need & more! https://linktr.ee/househammerpod