The film has had a lasting cultural impact, with the BFI naming Blood on Satan's Claw 'one of the ten great British rural horror films', calling it 'a remarkably accomplished piece of work' and 'a triumph'.
Features a foreword by horror writer Johnny Mains and original illustrations by Richard Wells, editor and illustrator of the Damnable Tales anthology.
Robert Wynne-Simmons' work has been described by film critic Dilys Powell as having 'a sense of magic, which is not easily forgotten'.
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