One of the ultimate splatter films is still one of the genre's best and most energetic offerings over 40 years after its release.

Underwhelming big budget sci-fi horror which had potential but never once lived up to its premise.

Dismal Jaws knock-off with some woeful special effects and some big names clearly in it for a pay cheque.

Effective horror-thriller is much more competent than its genre counterparts.

More zombified zoo animals come back to life in this almost like-for-like follow-up.

Disappointing adaptation of an enjoyably icky slice of written sci-fi horror.

Australia does their own version of The Most Dangerous Game in this exploitative Ozploitation sci-fi actioner.

Atrocious sequel which was disowned by its director and one of the stars of the original who foolishly appeared.

THE greatest tagline in horror history and some decent kills are the only things worth seeing in this low budget 80s slasher.

The daddy of the atomic insect monster movies of the 1950s, this is the best the genre has to offer.

One of the greatest horror films to ever come out of Great Britain and only human monsters on show.

Hammer's classic tale of good versus evil is one of their strongest, most unsettling films.