Two brand-new restorations join the Hammer Presents collection
From Edwardian dread and superstition to a Cornish nightmare of disappearance and resurrection, these two cult favourites arrive in Collector’s Editions, newly restored and featuring brand new special features.
THE SNAKE WOMAN
Superstition. Secrets. Venom.
An atmospheric monster mystery from award-winning director Sidney J. Furie, The Snake Woman follows an Edwardian detective investigating a series of venomous deaths — and the growing fear that something unnatural is moving through the community.
Painstakingly restored by Hammer from the original film negatives, this brand-new presentation is available here for the first time anywhere in the world.
Highlights include:
- An Edwardian detective investigates a series of venomous deaths in this thrilling monster horror from award-winning director Sidney J. Furie.
- A brand-new restoration, scanned from the original film negatives
- Newly commissioned artwork by Lydia Maltby
- Limited Collector’s Edition packaging with O-card slipcase
- A brand-new commentary exploring the film’s folklore, themes and legacy
- Original theatrical trailer
- Image gallery
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DOCTOR BLOOD’S COFFIN
Disappearance. Experimentation. Resurrection.
A macabre Cornish horror starring Hazel Court and cult actor Keirron Moore, Doctor Blood’s Coffin begins as people mysteriously vanish near a remote village — where a scientist’s experiments may be reviving the dead.
Scripted by Oscar-winner Nathan Juran and featuring early camera work from a young Nicolas Roeg.
Newly restored by Hammer from the original film negatives, this brand-new presentation is available here for the first time anywhere in the world.
Highlights include:
- A brand-new restoration, scanned from the original film negatives
- Hazel Court and Keiron Moore in a macabre Cornish nightmare
- Featuring early camera work from a young Nicolas Roeg
- Newly commissioned artwork by Chris Barnes
- Limited Collector’s Edition packaging with O-card slipcase
- A brand-new commentary with film historian Jonathan Rigby and editor of the Encyclopaedia of Fantastic Film and Television website, Kevin Lyons
- Original theatrical trailer
- Image gallery
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