Popcorn Pictures

Robots invade the Earth in 60s British sci-fi. I remember this one vividly from my childhood!

Italian exploitation maestro Bruno Mattei's last film is a zombie-filled hurrah to his 80s heyday.

Killer escapes from a mental asylum to return to a town where he initially carried out his murders. Sound familiar?

Sleazy and violent interpretation of the famous murders by notorious director Jesus Franco and starring deranged actor Klaus Kinski.

Killer raptor on loose? Nope, it's just recycled footage from the Carnosaur trilogy padded out into a new film. Shameless from Roger Corman.

Decent slasher which features a bevvy of beautiful women, a deranged killer and lots of web cam trickery.

The Loch Ness Monster terrorises the community when one of it's eggs is stolen in this woeful creature feature.

Mad cow disease infected ravens descend on a small town in reasonable low budget horror-thriller.

Rushed sequel sees the offspring of the original giant crocodile starting to cause havoc along the same stretch of river.

Giant mutated crocodile develops an appetite for human flesh in cheesy but entertaining Italian exploitation romp.

Dracula in Space! Replace the xenomorph with a bloke dressed up in Victorian garb and you get the idea of how bad this will be.

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.