Hammer Horror: The Warner Bros Years. The untold story of Hammer at Warner Bros, and the relationship that produced some of the British company’s finest films! The classic Hammer films from Warner Bros are now appearing on Blu-ray. However, they have never received an in-depth exploration in any special feature or documentary. Now, the fascinating story is finally told in this unprecedented 101-minute documentary feature, HAMMER HORROR: THE WARNER BROS YEARS, written and directed by Marcus Hearn, Hammer Films’ official historian. The documentary features exclusive interviews with some of the key players from that period, as well as authors and historians like Sir Christopher Frayling and Jonathan Rigby. Also included are rare production stills, previously unseen film footage, Hammer’s original shooting locations, and access to previously unpublished archive documents. These are the last remaining copies of the ORIGINAL LIMITED EDITION Blu-ray which was offered during the film’s Kickstarter campaign. Features cover art by comic book artist Mark Spears. In the 1950s Hammer, England’s world-renowned production company, initiated a new style of horror filmmaking that transformed the genre. At the end of the 1960s, the world that Hammer had helped to create was changing fast – the once-reliable business model was unraveling and audiences wanted something new from their films. Amid this uncertainty, Hammer’s short-term survival was secured by an alliance with American distributor Warner Bros. The films the two companies made together are among the most renowned in Hammer’s history. Dracula Has Risen From the Grave. Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed. Taste the Blood of Dracula. (1970) were produced alongside the Oscar-nominated epic. When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth. (1970), the disturbing thriller. (1970) and the bizarre sci-fi western. The films became increasingly experimental in the 1970s, challenging the perception of traditional Gothic horror with. The Satanic Rites of Dracula. The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires.