Cry of the Banshee

Blu-ray - Region B

Starring: Vincent Price, Elisabeth Bergner, Essy Persson, Hugh Griffith
Brand: Hammer Films
Director: Gordon Hessler
EAN: 5061058620850
Format: Blu-ray
Manufacturer: Hammer Films
Release Date: 2026-02-09
Related: 4K

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In a supremely sinister performance, horror legend Vincent Price stars as despotic magistrate Lord Edward Whitman, who cruelly persecutes the peasants of Elizabethan England on his merciless witch hunt. While trying to wipe out one coven, Whitman unwittingly curses his family to supernatural murder when a trusted member of his household is transformed into a vehicle of demonic vengeance.One of Gordon Hessler and Chris Wicking's acclaimed run of films for AIP UK, this hard-edged British folk horror has been painstakingly restored by Hammer in 4K from the original film negatives. This Limited Collector's Edition includes both Hessler's original director's cut (in widescreen and full-frame aspect ratios) and AIP's re-edited theatrical version alongside new and archive supporting material, on two discs covered in a limited O-card featuring stylish new artwork.Special Features:New commentary with author, film-maker and horror film fan Chris AlexanderNew interview with author and film critic Kim NewmanA Devilish Tale of Poe: archive interview with director Gordon HesslerOriginal theatrical trailer, TV and radio spot