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Roses are red, violets are blue. I went and watched Valentine, so that you don't have to.

Slasher from the early 80s... Girls Nite Out virtually writes itself. Apart from the killer wearing a bear costume.

One of Hammer's steamiest and most daring films, The Vampire Lovers ranks as one of their top productions.

Danny Boyle's adrenaline-fuelled kick up the genre's rear end. Just don't call them zombies.

Been a while since we had a great Christmas-themed horror and All Through the House will do nicely.

One of the grottiest, most disturbing horror films to come out of the 80s, Maniac is an undisputed classic.

The first slasher spoof? Watch the trailer for the best bits and save yourself the hassle!

Enjoy the original? Have some more with a remake that is virtually the same film, only with half the budget.

Creature stalks and kills humans inside a confined space. From the Alien handbook of sci-fi horror.

Billed as a 'sequel' to Ridley Scott's masterpiece, this shoddy Italian knock-off has very little in common.

The Blind Dead are back in this excellent sequel to one of horror's most underrated chillers.

Another anthology horror gem from Amicus with an all-star cast and some decent stories.

Somehow this pile of goano managed to get a cinematic release in the late 90s!

Eli Roth's modern love letter to the no holds barred old school Italian cannibal films of the 70s and 80s.

Living up to it's name, Street Trash is one of the trashiest, sleaziest and downright grubby films I've seen.