Doctor Blood’s Coffin & The Snake Woman | Best Moments | Restored Double Bill

May 4, 2026 4 Evil Eyes

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Hammer Presents two lost classics of British horror, restored for the first time anywhere in the world. In 1961, audiences experienced a double bill featuring Doctor Blood’s Coffin as the main feature and The Snake Woman as the follow‑up — both directed by Sidney J. Furie and now restored from brand‑new scans of the original negatives. This video highlights some of the best moments from each film, offering a fresh look at a double bill not seen in this quality until now.

The Scene That Defined Britain’s First Zombie Film Shot in Colour | Doctor Blood’s Coffin (1961)

April 1, 2026 4 Evil Eyes

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Horror Queen Hazel Court has never been better.

Doctor Blood’s Coffin arrived in 1961 as Britain’s first zombie film shot in colour, and this climactic scene is why it became a cult classic. Forced into a Cornish tin mine by the obsessive Peter, Linda comes face to face with something that should be impossible: her husband Steve, reanimated but hideously decomposed.

Before Don’t Look Now, Nicolas Roeg Shot This | First Look At Dr Blood’s Coffin Restoration

February 27, 2026 4 Evil Eyes

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A first look at Doctor Blood’s Coffin, painstakingly restored as part of the Hammer Presents range.

Hammer Presents Doctor Blood’s Coffin | New Restoration From Original Negatives | Official Trailer

February 21, 2026 4 Evil Eyes

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Experience Doctor Blood’s Coffin as never before. Painstakingly restored by Hammer from 4K scans of the original film negatives, this macabre Cornish horror returns with newly revealed detail and intensity.

Horror Queen Hazel Court and cult actor Kieron Moore deliver intense performances in this tale of medical obsession and grotesque experimentation. Directed by Sidney J. Furie and featuring early cinematography by a young Nicolas Roeg, Doctor Blood’s Coffin blends gothic dread with visceral horror as an arrogant doctor plays God in a sleepy Cornish village, creating life from death, one victim at a time.