Popcorn Pictures

One of Sy Fy's worst creature features is just a dreadful waste of 85 minutes.

Crazy old motel owner wants to be the next Norman Bates in this dismal 80s slasher.

Fourth and final sequel to 1932's The Mummy is as unmemorable and plodding as the other entries.

Exploitative slasher which forgets its a horror film and veers more into softcore nonsense.

One of Hammer's attempts to venture out into thrillers is an admirable if flawed side project from their Gothic classics.

Decent but ultimately underwhelming big screen reboot of the classic TV show.

Zombies and strippers. Surely a winning formula for any self-respecting male horror fan?

Five people stranded on a life raft are terrorised by a great white shark in this drab horror-thriller.

Feels like someone at The Asylum watched Crawl and said "Yeah... but what about sharks instead?"

Blake Lively, a flimsy bikini and a great white shark. You just can't go wrong.

Rushed sequel to the all-time classic goes for the child friendly approach and little of the titular beast.

Devil worshippers led by Peter Cushing are abducting tourists and only Donald Pleasance can stop them.

Grim and bleak, this is the ultimate post-apocalyptic masterpiece.

If you have a fear of clowns then it's probably not advisable to watch one of the most infamous horror films of the last ten years.

Disappointing follow-up to one of the 80s greatest horror films.