In this video essay I demonstrate how four key colours (green, yellow, red and purple) dominated Hammer's production designs for a ten year .
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This list attempts to rundown the best Hammer Horror titles. All films are produced by Hammer Film Productions 1935 - Present and listed Horror or Thriller.
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A Hammer film is one that was unafraid to get its hands dirty; it might be bloodier than its American counterpart and it was certainly sexier.