In 1974, Hammer introduced a new breed of vampire-hunting hero to jazz up their horror films. Was it successful?

"Terror to delight worshippers of the Macabre" Plot When customers buy antiques from an old antique shop they get more than they...

Landmark sci-fi horror from Hammer about the survivor of a space exploration mission and the 'present' he brings back to Earth.

Nothing puts the fear of God into me than a pack of ravenous dogs. The stuff that nightmares are made of!

Gimmicky schlock from the master of gimmick horror, William Castle, and starring the inimitable Vincent Price.

People stranded out at sea with sharks circling. Yes, it's been done to death a hundred times over. Is Surrounded any different?

One of the most influential horror films ever made and the gory birth of the zombie genre.

After a monstrous tsunami hits land, great white sharks find their way into a submerged supermarket to prey on the survivors.

Would you hop on board a Nazi torture vessel if it meant you weren't spending weeks adrift at sea?