Popcorn Pictures

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?

Truly one of the most awful Christmas-themed horror films to have been made but its a car crash of ideas that is strangely compelling.

Lance Henriksen squares up against Bigfoot in one of three sasquatch-themed films he made in the Noughties. What can I say? The man loved his big, hairy monsters.

Synthetic monster goes on a killing rampage in this low budget 1980 creature feature.

Daft comedy horror which starts off promising but quickly goes downhil into an utterly ridiculous final third. Also features the WORST movie character of all time.

Another lapsed public domain horror film featuring a beloved childhood character. Popeye wants you to eat your greens...or else.

Two washed-up 80s pop singers battle two hordes of giant reptiles in this barrel-scraping monster mash from The Asylum.

Obscure 1950s-style man-in-a-suit monster movie just didn't work in the 1980s.

Some say it's Fulci's best Italian horror film. Whether you like it or not, you'll never forget this surreal nightmare.

Part of the Halloween Camp/Bloody Murder multiverse where every film has been retitled to the point of not knowing which film is film.

Could be a remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 3: Dream Warriors with its derivative and generic repackaging of ideas.

The Hoff battles giant anacondas in dismal straight-to-TV sequel.

Unrelated sequel is sleazier and more violent than it's predecessor in a typically 80s way.

Painfully terrible zombie film which throws in everything from werewolves to Adolf Hitler and with a big dose of 80s heavy metal.