Popcorn Pictures

Environmentalists on board an oil rig get more than they bargained for with a supernatural presence on board.

Cheaply made Universal horror sequel sees the mummy return to kill off survivors from the previous outing.

John Carpenter's second Masters of Horror episode features Ron Perlman and demons, always a winning combo.

Lots of 'wooden' acting in this low grade Child's Play rip-off.

Sy-Fy feature involving Shrek's lesser talented older brother.

Giant octopus and a nuclear submarine carrying a Russian terrorist collide in this weak creature feature.

Lance Henriksen comes up against Bigfoot (again) in low budget creature feature.

Any self-respecting horror fan should have seen this already, one of the best comedy-horror films ever made.

Pumpkin-headed supernatural killer is let loose on Halloween to get revenge for a centuries old grudge.

Zombies use a TV set to enter the real world about four years before Sadako started crawling out of Japanese ones.

Shameless cash-in of a legendary property sees two genre actors who should know better battle zombies in a mortuary.

Dodgy businessmen, dumping toxins into water and killer sharks don't mix very well, especially not when they're in an overlong TV movie.

The world's largest predatory land reptiles in the world star in a creature feature B-movie with A-movie special effects.

Mosquitoes that have grown to enormous size from gorging on alien blood terrorise an American town. Exploitative sci-fi horror from the 90s.

Early reboot of Universal's 1932 original has become far more influential on the genre than it ever set out to be.