Snakes on a Wagon Train would have been the better title for this so-so Sy Fy channel nature runs amok movie.

Dull made-for-TV killer squid movie is largely uneventful and uninspired.

Excellent follow-up to Hammer's 1958 classic sees Van Helsing become the main character.

Misguided attempt by Hammer to reinvent the Frankenstein series isn't as bad as its critical and commercial failure.

Second sequel keeps the improvements to the series coming, even if they are only miniscule.

Straight-to-video sequel is a much better straightforward slasher film than the dire original.

Routine killer scarecrow flick has potential but fails to fully capitalise on its ideas.

Lean and mean spills in this unoriginal but competent creature feature with the weirdest monster you've seen for a while.

Cheap Saw knock-off is hard to watch without always comparing it to its inspiration.

Possibly the nadir of the 'serious' killer shark film before they start giving them six heads and making them fly.

An average Hammer horror is still better than most and that's the case with 1966's The Reptile.

The original Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Kirsty Swanson, becomes Rachel the Shark Slayer in this middling Sy Fy outing.

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's Super Shark!

Second sequel sees the return of the killer Santa Ricky Caldwell, only this time he doesn't get to dress up. Or talk. Or do anything remotely cool.

It's a generic low budget zombie film only set at Christmas. Allegedly. Shouldn't it have snow and stuff?