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• Hammer Film Productions

• History

• Eros Films

• Early history (1935 to 1937)

• Hammer Productions

• The Mystery of the Marie Celeste

• History

• The Dark Road

• Black Widow

• Women Without Men

• Terence Fisher

• The birth of Hammer Horror

• Audrey Field

• The Curse of Frankenstein

• Son of Frankenstein

• Jimmy Sangster

• Script

• Baron Victor Frankenstein

• Dracula

• National Film Finance Council

• Jimmy Carreras

• The Mummy

• Kharis

• Don't Panic Chaps!

• Sequels (1959 to 1974)

• Frankenstein

• Baron Frankenstein

• The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires

• Scars of Dracula

• Edwardian era films

• Prince of Darkness

• The Mummy's Shroud

• Cave Girls

• Psychological thrillers

• Others

• Market changes (early 1970s)

• Monster from Hell

• The Karnstein Trilogy

• Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde

• Final years of film production (late 1970s)

• Critical response

• Television series (1980s)

• Notable episodes include

• Carpathian Eagle

• Hammer House of Horror

• Hammer House of Mystery & Suspense

• 2000s

• Tribute and parody

• Maxïmo Park

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Hammer also produced science fiction, thrillers and comedies — and in later years, television series.

Hammer films were cheap to produce but nonetheless appeared lavish, making use of quality British actors and cleverly designed sets.

During its most successful years, Hammer dominated the horror film market, enjoying worldwide distribution and considerable financial success.

This success was due, in part, to distribution partnerships with major United States studios, such as Warner Brothers.

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