The Hammer Frankenstein Thread

[Buboven]

I was thinking of getting this in Fopp or HMV since its cheaper there than buying online but wasn't sure if they would contain corrected discs. If they are the faulty ones do u guys think the return address would still work?

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

Should Bub.

It's an ESSENTIAL purchase btw.

[wongfeihung62]

Originally Posted by Buboven

I was thinking of getting this in Fopp or HMV since its cheaper there than buying online but wasn't sure if they would contain corrected discs. If they are the faulty ones do u guys think the return address would still work?

I bought mine from HMV and it was the faulty version. Sent my disc off to the address provided on this forum and got my replacement disc with no faults.

[Demoncrat]

Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed (1969, Terence Fisher)

And he's up to his old tricks right away, so you know what you're in for. And when he gets his hooks into a young medico who works at the local bedlam .... it's game on. Veronica Carlson pops up looking frugal at points.
His plan to "free" an inmate whom assisted him before .... doesn't go well.
A right belter this. Cushing brings his usual dignity to the part, but suave this Baron isn't

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demoncrat

Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed (1969, Terence Fisher)

And he's up to his old tricks right away, so you know what you're in for. And when he gets his hooks into a young medico who works at the local bedlam .... it's game on. Ursula Undress pops up looking frugal at points.
His plan to "free" an inmate whom assisted him before .... doesn't go well.
A right belter this. Cushing brings his usual dignity to the part, but suave this Baron isn't

Veronica Carlson surely?

[Demoncrat]

Ooops so tis

It's not a great print

[Susan Foreman]

"Christopher Lee recounting his first meeting with Peter Cushing, on the set of The Curse of Frankenstein.

“Our very first encounter began with me storming into his dressing-room and announcing in petulant tones, ‘I haven’t got any lines!’ He looked up, his mouth twitched, and he said drily, ‘You’re lucky. I’ve read the script.’""