Popcorn Pictures

How on Earth did we get four films out of the Mega Shark franchise? This is rock bottom.

Running out of real animals to use, Sy Fy now turns its attention to made-up creatures - the end result is exactly the same.

An "Open Water but with a bear" survival horror is a bit slow but its simplicity and rawness shines through.

Try not to laugh at Oscar winner F. Murray Abraham slum it out in dreadful Sy Fy Original.

This should be titled Part 1 and a 1/2 as forty minutes of it are flashbacks from the original.

Passable Canadian slasher which has its moments even if they are too sporadic to make an impact.

Lacklustre sequel which is virtually a remake with a significantly lower budget, saved only by some decent performances.

Massively underrated sci-fi horror features one of the best 'real' monsters of the 1990s.

British made sci-fi schlock classic isn't a great film by any stretch of the imagination but it's memorable for the right, and wrong, reasons.

The killer shark flick hits rock bottom is this dreadful Asylum flick.

A genetically engineered killer polar bear makes for an unusual monster is this solid B-movie.

"Vampire Vs Werewolf. The ultimate clash of the forces of evil" Plot Drifter Ian Richards arrives in a small town and is taken in by the...

The series continues to get worse. It's hard to think of a franchise which had a harder fall from grace than The Howling and this is the epitome of it.

Third film in this series and you wonder just how bad things are going to get.

Weird but dull and a bit unsettling early 80s horror.