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Van Hammer vs. Bret Hart, WCW Monday Nitro 3/8/99

sledge hammer season one, desperately seeking dori

one inch break-Hammer fist.

hammer beetbox db

Hammer Time

Random Sledge Hammer clips

#2: http://youtube.com/watch?v=hwGLKDiTTY0

Credits to the people of Newgrounds, HotDiggedyDemon Cartoons, and of course The Beatles.

A gore animation for the Beatles song from the Abbey Road album.

Amazing

Kelenna Azubuike throw down the hammer slam over the Clippers' Chris Kaman on Friday.

Bonnie Hammer, president USA Network and SCI FI Channel, discussing the "long tail" theory as it relates to video content.

MC hammer's best music video
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-Over 2.5 million views

Culcha Candela - Hammer

funny.

peter gabriel classic video

Music video. Miami Vice Theme, from the television series Miami Vice (1984-1988). Starring Don Johnson and Phillip Michael Thomas.

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Please be mine babe!!!:)

great song by the goddess kim deal
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School projekt on Voss Husflidskule by Sondre & Orjan

Clip "U can't touch this" de MC Hammer

Hammer vid when he had alot of loot...

MC Hammer's song You can't touch this (Fun old video, good pictures)

Hammer to fall (Live 1986) (Queen)

Classic Kate

its hammer time!

if i had a hammer by Peter, Paul and Mary

The Hebrew Hammer trailer

Ray Boltz song the hammer. I made a slide show of this. I think it is one of the most powerful ones I have done so far.

Hearts on fire

Mark Coleman - The Return of the Hammer

Classic footage of Motorhead in 1981 on RockPop (Berlin) performing a good old fashioned love song, bless em.

Cannibal Corpse - Hammer Smashed Face

The clip Hammer to fall 1984

Coldplay demolished the charts with their new album. Check out the video for VIVA LA VIDA then be sure to see them performing on Saturday Night Live on October 25. Jon hamm from Mad Men hosts.

A couple's first dance to U Can't Touch This By MC HAMMER !!!!

heat treating and finished blade

Here are some shots of replica Lugosi Dracula Rings we have sold over the years at The Haunted Studios. The original ring was worn by Lon Chaney JR, John Carradine, Bela Lugosi, and finally Forrest J. Ackerman. A somewhat simpler version of the ring was worn by Christopher Lee in a number of the Hammer Dracula films.

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Horror of Dracula
Author: Jonathan Malcolm Lampley (jonathan.lampley@nashville.com) from Nashville, TN USA


Terence Fisher's DRACULA (HORROR OF DRACULA in the USA; 1958) is the best vampire film of all time. No other picture combines the right amounts of horror, humor, action, and eroticism. Britain's Hammer Films is legendary for their horror films--this is the best of them all. Although quite different from the book in many ways, I feel this picture captures the spirit of Stoker's work better than the more literal adaptations. Everything works here--Fisher's tight, crisp pacing, James Bernard's throbbing, full-blooded score, and especially the acting. Christopher Lee inherits the role of Dracula from Lugosi and makes it his own--he still holds the record for most film performances as the Count. Peter Cushing is the definitive Dr. Van Helsing--by turns tough and tender, his interpretation far outshines those of far better known actors--Anthony Hopkins and Laurence Olivier played the part later, but their performances were totally inferior to Cushing's. And how about Michael Gough--Alfred in the recent BATMAN films--as Holmwood? He's a treat in his own right! Lugosi came first, and later films spent more money; however, the best combination of all elements is in HORROR OF DRACULA. It is required viewing for all vampire fans.
Author: rams_lakers from Colorado
Hammer's Dracula, the first Dracula film to incorporate fangs, blood, and red eyes, brings the best Dracula to the screen - Christopher Lee.

I first saw this on TV at home on Thursday 5pm on a channel that featured some classics. I also remember seeing War of the Worlds and others every Thursday. Each time they repeated it, I was there watching it. I just bought this DVD for my collection and the color and quality is awesome.

In Stoker's book Mina Murray is Harker's fiancé and Lucy Westenra was Arthur Holmwood's fiancé. Despite these changes the story holds together nicely. Sangster manages to avoid having Dracula turn to a bat to make the character more believable. In Stoker's book the Lucy character dies and returns as a child-lusting vampire so Van Helsing and Holmwood stake her as shown in the movie.

Trivia: Lee said the fangs he wore were easy to speak with but not eat. The contacts he wore were very painful and made him teary eyed and his vision a bit blurry.

There are some scenes that were deleted. One was of the impaled Harker in the early stages of decomposition which was removed by the British censor when it was released in English speaking countries. Surprising because it was tame compared to other scenes. Another scene that was removed by the same censor was Dracula's stages of decomposing during his death scene. This scene was reportedly left intact in foreign speaking countries and the rumor is Warner does not consider the scenes to be worth pursuing. What U.S. audiences see is the jump to the final stage of dissolving. Lee says they were kept in for the Far East parts of the world because they were considered to be too gruesome in those days. There are stills floating around of them both. A solid 9 out of 10, this remains the best Dracula film ever made. Yes, much better than the overrated "Bram Stoker's Dracula."

Hammer, Dracula, 1972, swinging London, Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, Michael Vickers

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HAMMER HORROR's Dracula movies homage
produced with Lionhead's The Movies
Enjoy!
Look for Part II:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLKCpYHGLa8

Andrew Meyer vs. MC Hammer. DON'T TASE ME, BRO!

Documental sobre el cine de terror hecho por alumnos de Comunicación Audiovisual.
Montaje: M. A. Carbonero
Guión: J. Blanco, Zoka, Sergio Beascoechea, Esther Hache y Cota

The Famous Jan Hammer Theme over the familiar Miami Vice Credit Montage