Episode #1030 - "Dracula A.D. 1972"

Frankenstein, Dracula, werewolves, phantoms, zombies, gorgons, mad scientists, abominable snowmen.

These are the monsters that they have created.

Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, Ingrid Pitt, Veronica Carson, Oliver Reed, Madeline Smith, Barbara Shelley, Michael Gow, Hazel Court, Bartine Beswick.

These are the people that faced the horrors.

Jimmy Singster, Terrence Fisher, Michael Carreras, Peter Sazdy, John Elder, Evan Jones, Anthony Hines.

These are the people who created the horrors behind Hammer Studios.

Welcome to Conversations in Hammer Studio Horrors, your gateway into classic horror cinema brought to you by Broken My House Pictures and Something Wicked Entertainment.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to Conversations in Hammer Studio Horrors.

I'm your host, Kevin L.

Powers.

I'm also the owner, operator of Something Wicked Entertainment and Events, and I want to welcome you to our

program in which I take an individual horror film and me and my special guests sit down, discuss, and have a conversation about that particular film.

Now, if you are a lover... of classic horror films and of Hammer Studio films, you will love this podcast and you will love the great conversations that we have as we delve deep into all of the amazing films that were created and produced through the Hammer Studio archives.

So with the film we're going to be talking about today, I'm first going to get to my special guest because it's always fun to talk to the amazing Thomas Tillerello and Dave Watkins.

Thank you both for coming on the program today.

Good evening, even though I suppose it could be the middle of the day right now.

Oh, it's definitely a good evening when we are recording this podcast.

Yes, and we are talking about Dracula, A.D. 1972 from 1972.

And we have been doing these films in this particular franchise for one after the other in sequential order.

So I hope that you all have been out there listening to the previous podcast.

If you haven't already listened to those, please make sure to check them out.

But you don't have to have listened to those to enjoy this episode here.

Frankenstein, Dracula, werewolves, phantoms, zombies, gorgons, mad scientists, abominable snowmen.

These are the monsters that they have created.

Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, Ingrid Pitt, Veronica Carson, Oliver Reed, Madeline Smith, Barbara Shelley, Michael Gow, Hazel Court, Bartine Beswick.

These are the people that faced the horrors.

Jimmy Singster, Terrence Fisher, Michael Carreras, Peter Sazdy, John Elder, Evan Jones, Anthony Hines.

These are the people who created the horrors behind Hammer Studios.

Welcome to Conversations in Hammer Studio Horrors, your gateway into classic horror cinema brought to you by Broken My House Pictures and Something Wicked Entertainment.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to Conversations in Hammer Studio Horrors.

I'm your host, Kevin L.

Powers.

I'm also the owner, operator of Something Wicked Entertainment and Events, and I want to welcome you to our

program in which I take an individual horror film and me and my special guests sit down, discuss, and have a conversation about that particular film.

Now, if you are a lover... of classic horror films and of Hammer Studio films, you will love this podcast and you will love the great conversations that we have as we delve deep into all of the amazing films that were created and produced through the Hammer Studio archives.

So with the film we're going to be talking about today, I'm first going to get to my special guest because it's always fun to talk to the amazing Thomas Tillerello and Dave Watkins.

Thank you both for coming on the program today.

Good evening, even though I suppose it could be the middle of the day right now.

Oh, it's definitely a good evening when we are recording this podcast.

Yes, and we are talking about Dracula, A.D. 1972 from 1972.

And we have been doing these films in this particular franchise for one after the other in sequential order.

So I hope that you all have been out there listening to the previous podcast.

If you haven't already listened to those, please make sure to check them out.

But you don't have to have listened to those to enjoy this episode here.