The final Abbott and Costello film produced by Universal and their penultimate film as a comedy duo sees them meet the Mummy.

Doug McClure battles more rubber monsters and disgruntled humanoids in his fourth and final Amicus fantasy film.

Halloween. Valentine's Day. Mother's Day. Prom nights. Graduations. Can't anyone celebrate a special occasion without a psycho ruining it?

American town is besieged by giant killer rabbits and it's up to Dr McCoy to stop them.

First of the old school monster mash-ups as Frankenstein's Monster and the Wolf Man cross paths in physical fashion.

Someone is murdering campers at Camp Manabe. Is Angela, the killer who terrorised Camp Arawak years earlier, back to cause more carnage?

With a name like Grizzly Park, you wouldn't expect to find fluffy bunnies chasing after you, would you?

Zombie sequel which is virtually a re-tread of the same narrative, only set in a different continent.

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.