I remember these as a kid, especially the doppelgänger/hitch hiker story, and have forever had the image of the yellow coated hitch hiker standing on the hill engrained in my head. Now having watched them all again a number of times as an adult and lover of all things horror, I can totally appreciate why. The low budget-ness of every episode adds to the eerieness of the episodes, they are creepy but just brilliant and deal with horror in different ways compared to modern horror. There's no jump scares or gore or anything like that, it's just atmospheric but in a creepy retro way. The 2 Faces of Evil will always have a special place in my heart.....that image though, it'll never leave me.
Review of Hammer House of Horror
