With Halloween looming large at the end of the month, and Hammer Horror recently making its return to the world of comics courtesy of the fine folks at Titan Comics, we figured now was the perfect time to take a look some of the fantastic Hammer back catalogue. So this month, Jules is planning to watch every single Hammer Horror movie and share his thoughts with you fine, horror loving people. You can check out the rest of our “31 Days of Hammer” by CLICKING HERE. Released: 1961 Starring: Oliver Reed, Clifford Evans Director: Terence Fisher After revitalising Frankenstein, Dracula and The Mummy, Hammer turned their attention to that other staple of Universal Horror, the lycanthrope. The Curse Of The Werewolf would be the studio’s only attempt at the genre, but would showcase arguably the best werewolf makeup effects seen up to that point and hold that crown for years to come, as well as introducing the world to the powerhouse acting talents of the then-unknown Oliver Reed. Interestingly, the Werewolf in question only appears very near the end of the film and it’s well over halfway through before even Reed turns up, but it’s such an engaging, well-told tale [...]