Jules picks up where he left off in October by running through some of the choice horror offerings from the fantastic Hammer back catalogue. You can check out the rest of our “31 Days of Hammer” by CLICKING HERE. Released: 1974 Starring: Peter Cushing, Shane Briant, Madeleine Smith Director:  Terence Fisher Hammer Horror truly began in 1958 with Peter Cushing first bringing to life his greatest creation, Baron Frankenstein, under the watchful eye of Terence Fisher, so it’s only fitting that the duo were reunited one last time as the once-great studio began its death-rattle. Frankenstein And The Monster From Hell sees Hammer’s most consistently entertaining and ambitious series end on a high note, upping the violence and effects, but also delivering their shocks with a fair amount of pathos mixed in amongst it and another, final bravura performance by Cushing in his defining role. When Doctor Simon Helder (Shane Briant) is sentenced to an asylum for crimes of bodysnatching and sorcery, he discovers that the supposedly dead Baron Frankenstein (Peter Cushing) is alive and well. Not only that, he is in full control of the asylum, as he has been blackmailing the corrupt pervert director Adolf Klauss (John Stratton) over [...]