Hammer Horror - Shadow Of The Cat / Night Creatures / Phantom Of The Opera Vol 2

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Chilling, thrilling and full of killing! Prepare yourself for a second blood drenched sample slice of the legendary Hammer House of Horror. Collected together are three sinister sixties shockers accompanied by all-new exclusive special features and a sixteen page collectors booklet.1080p presentation of all three films + 16-PAGE COLLECTORS BOOKLET.SHADOW OF THE CAT (1961)- The most shocking SUSPENSE-THRILLER of the year! From horror maestro John Gilling (Plague of Zombies) comes one of the most unusual revenge thrillers of the 1960s.After masterminding the murder of a wealthy old woman, her husband, manservant and housekeeper assume they have gotten away scot-free. Unbeknownst to them, there is a witness to the crime the woman's beloved house cat. Once placid and gentle, the pet transforms into a ferocious feline hell bent on revenge, planning elaborate ways to take out the treacherous trio of fortune hunters one-by-one. Starring beloved Hammer Horror Queen Barbara Shelley and boasting elaborate cat attacks (including death by quicksand, staircase and roof cave-in), this macabre tale stands proudly as one of the studios most inspired Old Dark House thrillers and a fascinating and suspenseful creepie (Kinematograph Weekly).NIGHT CREATURES (1962) - New heights in SUSPENSE! Legendary terror titan Peter Cushing stars alongside fellow Hammer heavyweights Oliver Reed and Yvonne Romain in this atmospheric chiller from the famed House of Horror. When British Naval officer Captain

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Format: Blu Ray
Genre: Horror
Rating: M
Release Date: 17 01 2024
Production Year: 1962
Distributor: 245
Directors: English
Rating Advice: Mature Audiences
Distributor: Umbrella Entertainment
Directors: Peter Graham Scott

Actors: Peter Cushing, Yvonne Romain, Patrick Allen, Oliver Reed, Michael Ripper, Martin Benson, David Lodge, Derek Francis, Daphne Anderson, Milton Reid, Jack MacGowran, Peter Halliday, Terry Scully, Sydney Bromley, Rupert Osborne, Gordon Rollings, Bob Head, Colin Douglas, Bill Brandon, Gerry Crampton, Harold Gee, Kate O'Mara, Jack Sharp, Fred Wood