Popcorn Pictures

Carnivorous trees start snacking on the sailors stationed at a small US naval base in daft 60s sci-fi cheapie.

More light-hearted twisted tales of terror from the minds who brought you Creepshow.

Disgraced plastic surgeon takes over a run-down circus to continue his illegal work in excellent early 60s psychological horror-thriller.

Low budget Alien knock-off ticks all of the relevant boxes that low budget 80s sci-fi horror should - gore, boobs and cardboard sets.

Early Santa slasher is about as welcome an entry in the sub-genre as a sack of coal on Christmas Day.

The man behind Ghostbusters brings you....Ghostbusters with aliens and without the comic genius of Bill Murray.

Evil goblin haunts a town by coming back every Halloween to steal children. This can only happen in remote American towns.

One of the very few "killer pig" sub-genre films out there. But how terrifying can a gigantic pork chop really be?

Deadly snakehead fish escape into a swamp and you know the rest if you know Sy Fy and their creature features.

Another of 2005's "people trapped in caves being killed off by monsters" horror flicks sees the usual standard tropes rattled off quickly.

Charles Bronson does what he does best and that's dish out vigilante justice, this time to prevent a serial killer from striking again.

A giant killer moth is drinking the blood of young men in a village and only Peter Cushing can stop it in dire 60s British horror.

Feeble fantasy from Amicus with flying carpets, evil genies and a load of British actors pretending to be Arabian.

Boris Karloff. Christopher Lee. A witch looking for revenge on the descendant of the man who killed her. What could go wrong?

Sequel with Professor Quatermass uncovering an alien conspiracy which could end the world. Top quality sci-fi from the 50s.