LUST FOR A VAMPIRE (Hammer 1971) Directed by Jimmy Sangster Yutte Stensgaard poses in a publicity still for the film to 'Strange Love' by Tracy. | Hammer Horror Classics

#Lolita, Humbert and Charlotte watch Hammer Film Productions’ 1957 film The Curse of Frankenstein at the drive-thru cinema. It was Hammer’s first colour horror film and soon became a significant part of popular culture at the time. | Stanley Kubrick

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A joint venture between Paramount Pictures and Britain’s legendary Hammer Film Productions, 1959’s THE MAN WHO COULD CHEAT DEATH saw director Terence Fisher return to the helm alongside writer Jimmy Sangster. With performances from Hammer stalwart Christopher Lee and Hazel Court - whose topless scene fell foul of the UK censors, alongside a few seconds of the film’s fiery climax - Vinegar Syndrome is thrilled to present THE MAN WHO COULD CHEAT DEATH fully uncut for the first time on home video,