Hammer House of Horror - The TV Series

An American series following the lives of several gifted people. Highly rated by the critics.

The Sci-Fi channel have been showing the first series for a few months now, but BBC2 are about to show the series.

I like it a lot.

a few more then/now locations added to the site and a new location found: the woods used in Children of The Full Moon when Tom and Sarah's car breaks down.

simon wrote:im planning on having a trip round a few of the locations on sunday 5th august, im a bray film studios on the saturday.

Afraid I can't make the 5th August as its my son's birthday.

Ok, let me know when you're planning to come down. I know I've got a couple busy weekends coming up over the summer and then a holiday but post up some date(s) and I'll check it out.

cheers Scotty

All of Simons photos have now been uploaded including some excellent images of one of the Charlie Boy props that Simon owns.

that will be

i'll look forward to seeing them.

p.s. i'm in process of adding your latest charlie boy pics to the site

cool. hopefully i'll have added a few more by then.

thanks

If you haven't visited the site recently, then you may be interested to know that I have started to update the 'locations' section with photos of what the identified filming locations look like now as compared with the actual episodes. I had a little trip down to Gt. Missenden at the weekend to take...

I've started to update the 'locations' section of the main site to show filming locations as they look now, compared to the actual episodes. More will be added soon.

As you regular visitors will see I've updated the forum design to be more in keeping with the main site.

I hope you like it.

and dont forget Neal, Don also directed several classic films for Hammer inc Kiss of the vamipre / rasputin and devil ship pirates along with episodes of the classic Avengers series, a very nice man indeed i had the pleasure of meeting him during the late 1990's at the barbican in london Will have ...

Last night I finally got round to watching a film that I've always wanted to see but had never manged to: The 39 Steps (1978 version starring Robert Powell). A really enjoyable period thriller directed by Don Sharp who of course was the director of Guardian of the Abyss. Worth a watch when its on TV...

if thats the case then it may well be the lake in the grounds of Missenden Abbey.