Hammer and beyond: the British horror film

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For sadists only? - the problem of British horror 1945-1955 - form Dead of Night to The Quatermass Experiment 1956-1964 - Hammer and other horrors Frankenstein and Dracula horror production - 1964-1968 horror and the family.

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