Hammer Films Releases Limited Edition 4K Blu-ray of Curse of Frankenstein in UK

Several historic and scenic locations across the UK have served as notable settings for horror and supernatural films, enhancing the eerie atmosphere and storytelling. Parham House and Gardens in West Sussex featured prominently in the 1995 horror film "Haunted," praised for its unique take and superb cast, and is a popular site within the South Downs National Park. Scotland’s landscapes, including the Royal Mile and Glasgow Cathedral, play a key role in Guillermo Del Toro's new adaptation of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, highlighting the country's integral connection to the original 1818 novel. Hammer Films' "The Curse of Frankenstein" has been revitalized in a comprehensive 4K UHD collector's edition, celebrating the legacy of the classic horror film with extensive extras and memorabilia. Additionally, Historic England has spotlighted various listed buildings such as Cotterstock Hall in Northamptonshire and Lindisfarne Castle in Northumberland, which have been used in horror films like "The Woman in Black" and "28 Years Later," respectively, noting how these real-world locations contribute significantly to the films' unsettling ambiance.