The Curse of Frankenstein – Restored. Resurrected. Ready for your shelf. The Hammer horror classic returns in its most definitive form yet – a stunning 4K UHD Limited Collector’s Edition. What’s Inside? 🩸 6-disc set with three versions: → UK Theatrical (1.66:1) → US Theatrical (1.85:1) → As-Filmed (1.37:1) ⚡️Newly restored in 4K in partnership with the Warner Archive Collection 🎞 Exclusive documentaries expert commentaries 🕯 Rare archival materials: unseen interviews & behind-the-scenes foota

The Curse of Frankenstein – Restored. Resurrected. Ready for your shelf. The Hammer horror classic returns in its most definitive form yet – a stunning 4K UHD Limited Collector’s Edition. What’s Inside? 🩸 6-disc set with three versions: → UK Theatrical (1.66:1) → US Theatrical (1.85:1) → As-Filmed (1.37:1) ⚡️Newly restored in 4K in partnership with the Warner Archive Collection 🎞 Exclusive documentaries expert commentaries 🕯 Rare archival materials: unseen interviews & behind-the-scenes foota

🎬49 years ago today on October 3, 1971 the Hammer horror film “Hands Of The Ripper” was released in the UK on a double bill as a supporting feature to “Twins Of Evil”!🎬 #HandsOfTheRipper #HammerHorror #LongLiz #JackTheRipper | On This Day In Horror

On July 13, 1972 “Hands of the Ripper” was released in the United States! Directed by Peter Sasdy and starring Eric Porter, Angharad Rees and Jane Merrow. It was produced by Aida Young for Hammer Film Productions, and written by L. W. Davidson from a story by Edward Spencer Shew. It was released in United Kingdom in late 1971. The film was released in most markets as a double feature with “Twins of Evil”. | On This Day In Horror