Scream and Scream Again 1970

d: Gordon Hessler
c: Vincent Price, Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing


Vampire serial killer meets mad science... adventure ensues!

Cushing Curiosities : The Peter Cushing Collection

From Hammer Films to STAR WARS, he remains one of genre films’ best-loved actors. Now celebrate six of the most unexpected, rarely seen and decidedly curious performances from the legendary career of PETER CUSHING: Cushing delivers a rare villain turn in the 1960 aviation thriller CONE OF SILENCE. That same year, Cushing brought gentle dignity to The Boulting Brothers’ cold-war drama SUSPECT. In 1962’s THE MAN WHO FINALLY DIED, Cushing co-stars opposite Stanley Baker as a former Nazi hiding a grave post-war secret. Cushing returns to his iconic role of SHERLOCK HOLMES in these six surviving episodes of the 1968 BBC-TV series. The oft-maligned 1971 shocker BLOODSUCKERS can now be reassessed for the first time in its Restored Extended Version. And Cushing portrays a vampire for the first and only time in 1974’s off-the-wall erotic comedy TENDER DRACULA, premiering here in its Director’s Cut. Each disc has been mastered from original vault elements with over 16 total hours of trailers, commentaries, vintage interviews, location features and more, plus the all-new 200-page book PETER CUSHING: A PORTRAIT IN SIX SKETCHES by award-winning horror film historian Jonathan Rigby.

Cone of Silence
Suspect
The Man Who Finally Died
Sherlock Holmes (BBC TV)
Bloodsuckers
Tender Dracula

The Ghoul 1975

1975
d Freddie Franis c Peter Cushing, Veronica Carlson


A party of friends are separated on a trip to Land's End. Two girls are abducted and taken to the home of a former clergyman who has lost his faith. A young man who works for him is forced to reveal the horrible truth about the lonely mansion.

Flesh and Blood: The Hammer Horror Heritage

1994
Horror/Documentary


From the 1950s when they pumped Technicolor blood into old monsters like Frankenstein and Dracula, to today's chillers like 'Let The Right One In" and "The Lady In Black", Hammer Films combined ghastly horror with erotic tension. Narrated by Peter Cushing, in his last film appearance, and Christopher Lee.

The Flesh and the Fiends

1960
d John Gilling
c Peter Cushing


Mad doctor, Dr Knox, pays local criminals to bring him fresh bodies, not questioning where they come from. The cronies get sloppy and trouble isnt far away.
Dr Knox is a more self aware Dr Frankenstien.

Nothing But the Night

1973
d: Peter Sasdy
c: Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee


Scottish castle hosts 'orphans' who have been body snached by a bunch of crazy old rich folks... they end up leaping to their deaths!
Christopher Lee's first and only film production.

The Mummy

1959
d: Terence Fisher
c: Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee


An archaeology team discover the tomb of an Egyptian princess, guarded by an undead mummy who will avenge all who desecrate the site.

Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell

1974
d: Terence Fisher
c: Peter Cushing


Baron Victor Frankenstein continues his macabre experiments as the surgeon of an insane asylum, but his new creation is intent on revenge.

Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed

1969
d: Terence Fisher
c: Peter Cushing


The infamous doctor Baron transplants his dead associate's brain into the body of a murdered mental patient. The bloody results end in carnage as Frankenstein is brought to life.

Frankenstein Created Woman

1967
d: Terence Fisher
c: Peter Cushing


After being reanimated, Baron Frankenstein transfers the soul of an executed young man into the body of his lover, prompting her to kill the men who wronged them.

Revenge of Frankenstein

1958
d: Terence Fisher
c: Peter Cushing


Baron Frankenstein joins forces with a small town German doctor in his latest and most terrifying experiment.

Curse of Frankenstein 1957 - Hammer Collectors Edition

1957
d: Terence Fisher
c: Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee


Victor Frankenstein (Peter Cushing) is a brilliant scientist willing to stop at nothing in his quest to reanimate a deceased body. After alienating his longtime friend and partner, Paul Krempe (Robert Urquhart), with his extreme methods, Frankenstein assembles a hideous creature (Christopher Lee) out of dead body parts and succeeds in bringing it to life. But the monster is not as obedient or docile as Frankenstein expected, and it runs amok, resulting in murder and mayhem.

Dracula A.D. 1972

1972
d: Alan Gibson
c: Christopher Lee


Van Helsing despatches Dracula to his grave, only for the dark lord to be reborn in 1972. When the swinging trendies of London decide to experiment with a little devil-worshipping, the Count decides to move to his own bloody groove.

Horror of Dracula

1958
d: Terence Fisher
c: Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee


OG Dracula! Amazing choreography as Cushing rips down the curtains, makes a cross from a couple candle sticks and drives Lee down, into the sunlight!

Dracula - Vintage Horror Classics

Films Included:
Nosferatu 1922
d: FW Murnau
Holds up today as one of the greatest horror films of all-time.

The Vampire Bat 1933
d: Frank R Stayer
In this suspenseful horror classic, a panic sweeps across the small village of Klineschoss because many people have been found dead, their bodies drained of all their blood. As an investigation ensues, more victims continue to die as the villagers attempt to hone in on a suspect.

Messiah of Evil 1973
d: Gloria Katz, Willard Huyck
A beautiful young woman named Arletty arrives in a strange beach town to visit her estranged father, but soon discovers that it is inhabited by blood-thirsty monsters that come out under the moon craving flesh and waiting for their messiah of evil.

Satanic Rites of Dracula 1973
d: Alan Gibson
Scotland Yard teams up with vampire expert Van Helsing (Peter Cushing) to discover who or what lies behind a recent outbreak of violent crimes. What they uncover is nothing more horrendous than Count Dracula himself (Christopher Lee).

Grave of the Vampire 1972
d: John Hayes
A vampire named Kroft returns from his grave and interrupts a couple making out in the cemetery, killing the man and raping the woman. Kroft's female victim becomes pregnant and gives birth. The child, James Eastman, is half man/half vampire. He can go out in the daylight but must feed on blood. Like Blade he is on a vendetta to kill the vampire who made him. When father and son finally come together in a dramatic showdown, will killing his father be enough to save Eastman's soul?

The Thirsty Dead 1974
d: Terry Becker
Attractive young women in Manila are being kidnapped off the streets. Their destination is a mystery. If blood-thirsty cults and beautiful girls are your thing, then this movie will surely entertain.

Horror Express

1972
d: Eugenio Martin
c: Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee

Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee are on the same side as an ancient monster terrorizes a train. Bonuses: Off brand Rasputin and Telly Savalas pops in to keep in interesting. This monster can kill to aquire genetic memory and comes from Outer Space!

Peter was going to pass on this film, as he was mourning the loss of his beloved wife, but took the part in order to act with his close friend, Lee.
Cushing & Lee Forever.

The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires (The 7 Brothers Meet Dracula)

1974
d: Roy Ward Baker
c: Peter Cushing, Julie Ege, David Chang
m: James Bernard

Hammer Horror (8-Film Collection)

Brides of Dracula
1960
d: Terence Fisher
c: Peter Cushing

Curse of the Werewolf
1961
d: Terence Fisher
c: Oliver Reed, Yvonne Romain

Night Creatures (Capt Clegg)
1962
d: Peter Graham Scott c: Peter Cushing, Oliver Reed

Phantom of the Opera
1962
d: Terence Fisher
c: Herbert Lom, Heather Sears

Paranoiac
1963
d: Freddie Francis
c: Oliver Reed, Alexander Davion
(crazy pants brother is doin' his aunt and torturing his sister when his long lost brother returns)

The Kiss of the Vampire
1963
d: Don Sharp c: Jennifer Daniel, Noel William
(Couple gets stranded in a depressed town, local vamps steal the lady and the local vampire hunter must summon a swarm of bats to save her)

Nightmare
1964
d: Feddie Francis
c: David Knight, Moira Redmond
(Young girl leave psych hospital, where she has lived since her mother murdered her father only to find that her care taker is pushing her to a mental break... the house keepers are force to intervene)

The Evil of Frankenstein
1964
d: Freddie Francis
c: Peter Cushing, Katy Wild