The House of Hammer: Volume One arrives on Blu-ray June 1, offering horror fans a richly curated tribute to Britain’s iconic genre legacy. This limited-edition release blends film, print, and visual storytelling into a multi-format collector’s experience, celebrating Hammer’s influence while expanding on its legacy.
Volume One includes two Blu-rays packed with exclusive content, alongside a 120-page companion book. The set dives deep into horror history with documentaries like The Land Demands Blood, exploring Cornwall’s eerie connection to British cinema, and Masques, Monsters and Madmen, a feature-length look at American International Pictures, one of Hammer’s biggest rivals.
Fans can also explore Deep Cuts, which examines the censorship shifts of the 1970s, and Symphonies of Shudders, highlighting the unforgettable music behind Hammer’s films. Rare finds like the restored 1959 short Ticket to Happinessadd even more value.
Additional features include interviews, archival footage, and behind-the-scenes insights into legendary actors and filmmakers. The included book expands further with essays, filmmaker profiles, and deep dives into classic horror eras.
For collectors and genre enthusiasts, The House of Hammer: Volume One is more than a release—it’s a definitive celebration of horror’s past, present, and future.
