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Hammer House of Horror

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Oct 7, 2026

Brian CottingtonHOST
53:54
World War II.
Brian CottingtonHOST
53:55
Um, but yeah, primarily in, in the late '40s then into the '50s and '60s, all the way up until honestly like the early '80s, um, with Hammer House of Horror.
Brian CottingtonHOST
54:06
But yeah, they, they really-
John WooliscroftHOST
54:08
Imagine Blumhouse now.
PaulHOST
0:29
an
PaulHOST
0:30
episode from the Hammer House of Horror series, first broadcast in 1980.
PaulHOST
0:35
It is Guardian of the Abyss.
PaulHOST
0:42
Like the horror
PaulHOST
5:13
1 listed house.
PaulHOST
5:16
You can have your wedding in Hamden House today, if you're rich as fuck.
PaulHOST
5:23
Anyway, let us enter the Hammer House of Horror.
PaulHOST
5:41
Guardian of the Abyss was first aired on the ITV network on the 15th of November 1980.
Ben PriceHOST
17:24
Why is Robbie Sav...
Ben PriceHOST
17:25
I think it's got to be, like, who's the guy who did all the Hammer House of Horror?
Colson SmithHOST
17:31
Uh, Christopher Lee?
Ben PriceHOST
17:32
Christopher Lee, someone like that.
Claire NicholsHOST
29:01
Were you a vampire guy? Had you read a lot of vampire stories? Like what was your interest in vampires?
Shaun MicallefGUEST
29:06
Well, I was a big movie fan of the old Hammer House of Horror.
Shaun MicallefGUEST
29:10
series of films.
Shaun MicallefGUEST
29:11
So I guess I came across vampires as Christopher Lee was the vampire for me.
Alan BaylesHOST
26:42
I think probably the studios were probably looking for something different.
Alan BaylesHOST
26:49
I think because we had a lot of vampire films out in the 70s, didn't we? I know we were in the late 60s, 70s, but the Hammer House of Horror had a lot of vampire films out.
Alan BaylesHOST
27:01
So I think the studios were looking to go to a different direction and they thought, why not give the werewolf
James AdamsonHOST
27:11
a bit
JamesHOST
22:20
Callum appeared in two British television's hardest-hitting police dramas of the 70s, Special Branch and The Professionals.
JamesHOST
22:28
In horror and thriller television, she appeared in Hammer House of Horror and appeared as Dr. Newhart's patient in The Oblong Box.
JamesHOST
22:34
Hooray! Yes.
JamesHOST
22:35
Once again, also covered by us in a previous episode, you know the drill by now.
Tracy AsteriaHOST
13:48
Hmm
Jeff ThompsonGUEST
13:48
... two episodes of Hammer House of Horror, and Torture Garden, and, and other films for other production companies too.
Jeff ThompsonGUEST
13:54
But James Bernard really was something.
Jeff ThompsonGUEST
13:57
Um, even later in his life, he, uh, um, composed a running score that you could play along with your tape or DVD of Nosferatu.
John MabeyHOST
15:44
I think there was the odd horror one thrown in for good measure.
John MabeyHOST
15:47
I mean, Hammer House of Horror from 1980.
Jeff BernsteinGUEST
15:50
Oh, God, yeah.
Jeff BernsteinGUEST
15:51
Hammer House was just...
Chris FranklinHOST
12:00
They brought the project to Hammer, who began to work on it, with Hammer top brass Anthony Hines writing the screenplay as John Elder, as he often did.
Chris FranklinHOST
12:09
But Walt Disney had the rights to the Thorndyke novels and was planning on a miniseries based on the first novel for his wonderful world of color or magical world of Disney or Disneyland, whatever the show was named back then.
Chris FranklinHOST
12:21
His Disney anthology show.
Chris FranklinHOST
12:22
It had many names over the years.
KaZGUEST
7:40
Did you
Sue ReidHOST
7:40
have Hammer House of Horrors?
KaZGUEST
7:43
That I don't recall.
KaZGUEST
7:45
No.

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