Dracula, Prince of Darkness (1966) Director: Terence Fisher Dracula: Christopher Lee Oh Hammer how you vex us. The studio’s best director, Terence Fisher, takes on another story of good and evil, of God and Satan, of art and budgeting. Unable to afford both Lee and Cushing, Hammer recruited Andrew Keir (the future definitive Professor Quatermass) […]
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