Flesh and Blood: The Hammer Heritage of Horror

Fernsehfilm
1994
Not Rated
1 Std. 40 Min.

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7,5/10

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Flesh and Blood: The Hammer Heritage of Horror (1994)

Documentary Horror

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuThe history of Hammer Films and their legacy, narrated by the studio's most beloved stars, Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee.The history of Hammer Films and their legacy, narrated by the studio's most beloved stars, Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee.The history of Hammer Films and their legacy, narrated by the studio's most beloved stars, Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee.

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7,5/10

534

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The last project completed by Peter Cushing before his death in August 1994,and his final collaboration with Christopher Lee (the recording took place on May 17,1994). After the taping, they enjoyed some private time viewing their favorite funny cartoons. Their credit on screen simply reads "Narrated by Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee."

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The final teaming of Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee. The first half of the two-hour show was broadcast on the BBC three days before Cushing died of cancer. Producer Michael Carreras died shortly after that. Music was courtesy of Silva Screen Records. Because of time considerations, the program was broadcast on the BBC in a rough-cut form. It was subsequently re-edited for release on videotape in the US. Yet another version has been released on DVD in Japan, the US and Austalia. An expanded, 135 minute version is due to be released in the UK in 1997.

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Edited from Hammer: The Studio That Dripped Blood! (1987)

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7/10

Well Balanced. A Little Long at Times

After Universal, Hammer films drew a big audience. This documentary takes us inside this institution. They took, for example, Frankenstein and Dracula and did sequels till the vampires came home. Still, their quality was fine and interviews with the principle players were quite nice. I am in the process of finding a few of the films that I've not seen.