Incense for the Damned Limited Collector’s Edition
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Hammer Films is bringing Incense for the Damned to Blu-ray for the first time in the UK with a two-disc Limited Collector’s Edition. Directed by Robert Hartford-Davis, the 1970 vampire horror film is presented in three different versions, including the uncut edition and the US theatrical release under the title Bloodsuckers. The set features new artwork by Chris Barnes, audio commentaries and newly produced bonus material exploring the film and its origins.

Features

  • Brand-new artwork by Chris Barnes
  • Limited edition O-card packaging housing a 2-disc set
  • English subtitles on the main feature
  • Three versions of the film: UK theatrical and uncut (as Incense for the Damned) and US theatrical (as Bloodsuckers)
  • Two 2026 commentaries with Lauren Barnett, John Hamilton, Jonathan Rigby and Kevin Lyons
  • New programme on Simon Raven, writer of the book on which the film was based.
  • New programme on the making of Incense for the Damned

Details

Studio: Hammer Films

Director: Robert Hartford-Davis

Cast: Alexander Davion, Johnny Sekka, Madeleine Hinde, Patrick Macnee

Run Time: 1 hour and 23 minutes

Number of Discs: 2

Release Date: November 16, 2026

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Official description

A mysterious collapse – the starting point for one of British horror’s most sexually charged and transgressive vampire films. Patrick Mower stars as Richard Fountain, an academic runaway who disappears into obsession on a sun-drenched research trip to Mykonos.

Co-starring Patrick Macnee, Imogen Hassall, Alex Davion, Johnny Sekka, Edward Woodward and horror royalty, Peter Cushing. This psychedelic late-’60s mod-horror doesn’t just blur the line between the supernatural and the erotic – it weaponises it, exploring addiction, desire and moral collapse in ways mainstream horror rarely dared. And now, it’s available for the first time in the UK on Blu-ray.

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