This was my first-ever Hammer film! I was about 6 or 7 and saw it on late-night TV. While most consider this a lesser effort from Hammer Studios, even today, it remains one of my favorite Hammer films.

Sue me......I think this Hammer film is the best Dracula film version out there. The pairing of Cushing and Lee was genius and the supporting cast held their own, as well.

Hammer's take on the Mummy is one to behold. Again, pairing Cushing and Lee is perfect and Lee conveys more feelings using just his eyes than many people can using an entire body.

I first saw this on Saturday afternoon TV, when I was about 4. Watched it with my cousins and I think our Mom's loved it, because we never moved from in front of the TV, the entire time the film was on.

Saw this on TV as a kid and again, it's another that had a lasting affect on me. Great film with an outstanding cast. Hard not to get some scenes out of your head, either!

This probably doesn't sound like much on paper, but this really is one of those 'fun' 50s films. Giant, prehistoric mollusks probably don't sound too scary or creepy, but this film does manage to be just that, creepy at times.

For many folks, the opening tune is the best part of the film. Me, I enjoy it.....the poster may be the best aspect of the film, in all honesty, but I do like the tentacled, one-eyed beasties, a lot!

Love it....love it....love it. The effects and creatures look like something from the classic Dr Who series, which isn't a bad thing at all, in my opinion. In one scene, most of the characters are even wearing what appears to be bathing caps! This is one film that you definitely need to see to appreciate.