In 2012, when Hammer Film Productions released their adaptation of Susan Hill’s book The Woman in Black ... Network Restoration came along. Now, Blu-ray and DVD releases beckon to fans from ...

. It didn’t strike pay dirt at the box office, with a fairly paltry $26 million (U.S.). It’s not hard to see why, as the sequel is unremittingly dull for its entire 98 minutes. This is the ...

But beware it’s not too quiet. The worldwide Blu-ray debut of The Woman in Black is available exclusively from the Network website now.

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Having been adapted as a TV movie in the late '80s and performed on stage and on the radio in its native England, Susan Hill's novel, The Woman in Black ... with the Blu-ray, he's attempted ...

"The Woman in Black" competently resurrects that hoariest of horror-movie conceits, the haunted house. Hill’s elegantly spare 1983 novel has spawned not only radio and TV versions in Blighty ...

Originally a brief 1982 novel by Susan Hill, and later transformed into a long-running London stage play, “The Woman in Black” is an elegantly old-fashioned exercise in Gothic horror ...

Although the townspeople try to keep Kipps from learning their tragic history, he soon discovers that the house belonging to his client is haunted by the ghost of a woman who is determined to find ...