Final sequel to Hitchcock's classic does a solid job of closing the loop and providing a fitting send-off to cinema's most famous serial killer.

Shameless attempt to cash-in on the legacy of the original with this pathetic 'prequel/sequel' which has nothing to do with Romero.

Final instalment in Hammer's Frankenstein series is one of the best and a fitting end to the careers of many long-standing Hammer contributors.

Six people renting a cabin in the woods run afoul of a legendary viking warrior. Or is it a killer bear? Hmmm, I wonder.

Group of cops and wrong-uns meet up with a zombie-ghost chain gang in the middle of nowhere in disappointing return to directing from a cult director.

The Terminator but in robotic dog fashion.

The crossover that no one asked for. Not anyone. Ever. Yet here we are.

About 3 years too late than the pandemic it was aiming to cash in on comes Sy Fy's Flu Birds....featuring mutated pterodactyls???

Copy and paste Sy Fy Original featuring a Native American wolf instead of a crocodile, snake or shark.

Psycho Cop out more like as this end-of-the-decade bargain basement effort skimps on everything the slasher film was known for.

Standard issue Jaws-style plot featuring a killer tiger and Gary Busey trying to play normal.

British-made slasher has some potential but falls too hard on standard tropes to be a success.