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Cev gets lost whist left in charge of guiding you through this episode, Ben loses face and Smokey loses patients...
“The House Of Hammer Theme” and incidental music - written and produced by Cev Moore
Artwork by Richard Wells
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Order! Objection! Sustained! And so forth.
We take a look at Hammer's 1952 courtroom drama Never Look Back, where
an ambitious young barrister risks her career for an old flame. Will
our three-man jury find it not guilty or not guilty of being a decent
movie? Also, Smokey demystifies a hairpiece, Cev talks telephone boxes
and Ben's lined up a few witnesses...
“The House Of Hammer Theme” and incidental music - written and
produced by Cev Moore
Artwork by Richard Wells
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Death! Blackmail! Counterfeiting! Crime! Codes! Guernsey!
Wings Of Danger may well have it all. Join Ben, Cev and Smokey and see if it's dead on course or dead on arrival.
Elsewhere, Cev looks into tax dodging, Smokey gets into smuggling and Ben explores some funny money...
“The House Of Hammer Theme” and incidental music - written and produced by Cev Moore
Artwork by Richard Wells
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Adam is your guide for Hammer's 1952 thriller Man Bait - starring George Brent and Diana Dors - a twisty tale of deceit, murder and blackmail...
Elsewhere Cev examines the many differences between American and British film titles and running times, Smokey looks at the origins of blackmail itself, Ben has a little help from a special guest to learn about the lives of jobbing actors, and Adam quizzes the table on some rather unusual words...
“The House Of Hammer Theme” and incidental music - written and produced by Cev Moore
Artwork by Richard Wells
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Cev's the last person you want guiding you through a whodunnit, he has enough trouble figuring out who's who. Is it by accident or design that's exactly what he's doing this time? You decide...
Ben brings his unnervingly deep knowledge of various poisons to the dining table.
Adam gets real about wheels of the watery kind.
Smokey complains about youngsters when they're not.
And Cev talks about moving House (of Hammer)
“The House Of Hammer Theme” and incidental music - written and produced by Cev Moore
Artwork by Richard Wells
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Ben is your host for this latest episode, which takes a look at Hammer's 1952 mystery detective movie Whispering Smith Hits London. There's been a murder, and Smith is called on to investigate a web of deceit and betrayal. And he was on his holidays and everything.
Plus! Cev tells you all about one of Hammer's key men, Smokey heads to Scotland Yard, Ben talks about puppets and there's lively debate at the roundtable. It's all happening!
“The House Of Hammer Theme” and incidental music - written and produced by Cev Moore
Artwork by Richard Wells
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Once again, Smokey is your guide, follow him to room 23 to marvel at Hammer’s 1951 thriller The Black Widow.
Off the back of a stone cold classic, can Hammer keep it up? Joining Smokey are Cev, Adam and Ben who will take you through the film, and also bring you the delights of murder, fake suicides, insane comparisons and listener questions!
Just another day at the office, really…
“The House Of Hammer Theme” and incidental music - written and produced by Cev Moore
Artwork by Richard Wells
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Take Adam’s hand as he leads you through a strangely civilised rampage of revenge. We’ve landed on Hammer’s exquisitely entertaining 1951 thriller, ‘Cloudburst’
As well extolling the virtues of this criminally under-seen masterpiece of British cinema, we also have a tribute from Cev to our newest Hammer Hero, Sheila Burrell, a trip to the squared circle with Smokey, and a cryptic dive into the world of codebreaking from Ben!
“The House Of Hammer Theme” and incidental music - written and produced by Cev Moore
Artwork by Richard Wells
To watch The Lady Craved Excitement with us, click the link below at 18:00 BST on Saturday 14th May:
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We’re finally taking to the high seas for some equally high adventure featuring mystery, murder and mermaids!
It’s also been a while since we’ve played some games so while we try and figure out Cardy Pipey, Adam unveils an utterly fiendish quiz.
“The House Of Hammer Theme” and incidental music - written and produced by Cev Moore
Artwork by Richard Wells
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Melodrama is the name of the game in Hammer's 1951 offering To Have and to Hold. Ben gets himself ordained to lead us down the aisle.
Adam makes us wish we could all choose different vows to the ones we took previously.
Cev brings us a wonderful addition to our ever growing Hammer Hero room.
And Smokey? He rants about horses.
“The House Of Hammer Theme” and incidental music - written and produced by Cev Moore
Artwork by Richard Wells
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Smokey’s in the driving seat this time as the team take a look at Hammer’s 1951 drama, The Rossiter Case. And their opinions on the film itself may well surprise you…
Ben lands a bullseye with his look at that most famous of pub pastimes - darts! Cev takes a look at the murky world of driving laws, and Smokey’s back with another request for “Help”
And don’t forget to mark the date in your calendars - our next group watch-along is Saturday April 9th, when we’ll not only be watching Dick Barton Strikes Back with you all, but also hosting an after-movie Zoom hangout, and a special quiz!
“The House Of Hammer Theme” and incidental music - written and produced by Cev Moore
Artwork by Richard Wells
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Adam is your guide to room eighteen in The House Of Hammer, which contains a return engagement from the one and only Hy Hazell, who stars alongside Michael Medwin in comic-adventure story ‘The Lady Craved Excitement’
Cev’s on hand to continue the fascinating tale of Francis Searle, Adam explores the world of dodgy accents in films, Smokey ponders the question of how difficult is is to render someone unconscious, and Ben explores fake beards in all their glory…
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“The House Of Hammer Theme” and incidental music - written and produced by Cev Moore
Artwork by Richard Wells
Cev is at the door to welcome you, m’luds, as we take a gentlemanly stroll into the wilds of Hammer’s 1950 “comedy”, What The Butler Saw…
Yes, yes, yes, your initial impressions that this is to be a peepshow-arama are well founded, but where exactly does the phrase “What The Butler Saw” actually come from? Who was Henry Mollison, otherwise known as “The Butler”? And how much do you actually know about big game hunting?
Oh, and what is the film itself actually like?
Believe it or not, all these questions shall be answered in this quite unique episode of The House Of Hammer…
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“The House Of Hammer Theme” and incidental music - written and produced by Cev Moore
Artwork by Richard Wells
Ben’s your butler this time, as he whisks you through the next room in The House Of Hammer!
Our feature is 1950’s Someone At The Door directed by Francis Searle, and starring Michael Medwin, Hugh Latimer, Yvonne Owen, Danny Green and Garry Marsh. But is it a case of “Come right in” or “Let’s hide behind the sofa and pretend we’re not at home”?
As well as the movie itself, Cev will be inducting a new Hammer Hero, Ben will be taking you through some secret passages, Smokey turns agony aunt, and Adam explains the sometimes preposterous terms used to describe violent crime!
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“The House Of Hammer Theme” and incidental music - written and produced by Cev Moore
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This week, Smokey guides you around not just a room, but entire lodging house…
In lamplit London, a household is terrorised by the arrival of a sinister tenant who may have a very dark secret…
Hammer’s 1950 thriller ‘Room To Let’ is the focus this time, so join the gang as they tell you all about the movie itself, some other dodgy lodgers in the world of entertainment, the history of a certain Carry On star who makes an appearance here, plus the wild theories about who might have been… well, you’ll see…
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“The House Of Hammer Theme” and incidental music - written and produced by Cev Moore
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Welcome along to room thirteen in The House Of Hammer, as your host, Adam, unlocks the door behind which resides a very special inhabitant…
1950’s The Man In Black is arguably the first real “Hammer” movie, but why? What makes it stand out? Could it be the fact that the whole plot hinges around MURDER BY YOGA? Could it be the presence of a diabolical villain? Or could it be because it contains the very first glimpse of a house that Hammer fans know all too well?
Join Adam, Ben, Cev and Smokey as they tour you through men in black, sinister ghost stories, unmistakeable cackles and unforgettable locations…
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“The House Of Hammer Theme” and incidental music - written and produced by Cev Moore
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Join Adam, Ben, Cev and Smokey (just… Smokey… like Santa… only with a smaller sack) as they whisk you through a very special Christmas room of The House Of Hammer!
Find out which films have been our favourites of the year, which performers have stood alone (good or bad…), which has been the best pub of the year (?), and what they consider to be the exact height of the Blackpool Tower?
There’s a quiz or two, an awards ceremony, plus a whole heap more, including some never-before-heard outtakes from the House Of Hammer vault!
All aboard then, as we at The House Of Hammer wish you all a very Happy Holidays, and proudly present the contents of 2021’s Christmas Stocking.
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“The House Of Hammer Theme” and incidental music - written and produced by Cev Moore
Artwork by Richard Wells
Cev Moore is your guide this time as we visit the twelfth room in The House Of Hammer…
It’s something of an ecclesiastical adventure, as we’re in the company of a holy sleuth on the trail of a mysterious murderer in Hammer’s 1949 movie ‘Meet Simon Cherry’…
Along the way we’ll take a look at why the phenomenon of religious detectives was so popular, travel through a brief history of the hand crank (yes, really), and even take time for a very sacred quiz…
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“The House Of Hammer Theme” and incidental music - written and produced by Cev Moore
Artwork by Richard Wells
It’s all aboard for adventurous fun this time round as Ben guides you through Room 11 in The House Of Hammer!
1949’s ‘The Jack Of Diamonds’ sees an impoverished couple leasing their boat out to a treasure hunter in search of a WWII fortune, but is everything as it seems…?
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“The House Of Hammer Theme” and incidental music - written and produced by Cev Moore
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