John Gore

Hello.

My name's John Gore of John Gore Studios.

I'm one of the producers on the film.

And you managed to raise the money to do a subject which a lot of people would say is, oh, God, it's a bunch of shuffling grey old men.

The restored version brings back the graphic violence, including extended scenes of Dracula attacking his victims and meeting his bitter end in the sunlight.

Hammer's new owner, theater impresario John Gore, is also investing in the studio's future, restoring its back catalog and producing new horror films.

Its upcoming original, Ithaca, starring Luke Hemsworth and drawing on indigenous Canadian mythology, is currently screening at film festivals.

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John Gore company.

Yes, the current owner of Hammer Limited.

Is it? Yeah.

Because hammers have been revived a few times, and Woman in Black was one of the 21st century hammers.

It's changed hands now.

It's in John Gore's hands, and we've got a new movie coming out based on Wendigo lore, which I'm quite

intrigued

The restored version brings back the graphic violence, including extended scenes of Dracula attacking his victims and meeting his bitter end in the sunlight.

Hammer's new owner, theater impresario John Gore, is also investing in the studio's future, restoring its back catalog and producing new horror films.

Its upcoming original, Ithaca, starring Luke Hemsworth and drawing on indigenous Canadian mythology, is currently screening at film festivals.

All right, those are your drive home updates.

And, and Hammer has, like, folded several times.

Um, it's currently owned by a man named John Gore.

Right.

I was gonna say that, 'cause I had read that.