Popcorn Pictures

The best use of 3D ever put to film and no one is ever going to make me change my mind.

A majestic flying horse versus a monstrous lion with a goat's head and a snake for a tail. Oh and it can spew fire too. Doesn't sound a fair match-up.

The ultimate Santa slasher caused quite a stir when it was released in 1984.

One of the slasher genre's best 80s offerings features some gruesome effects and is genuinely unsettling.

Big dumb B-movie masquerading as a major Hollywood production and arguably the film that led to the glut of low budget CGI creature features that have filled Sy Fy's timeslots in the decades since.

The ultimate in cinematic spectacle has lost little of its impact and influence in today's world.

Cannibals, empty sanatoriums and hot and horny teenagers are the nature of play for this third sequel.

You should know what you're in for with the crazy hillbillies in this fifth entry in the franchise.

Dismal sequel churned out to keep the franchise secure with Dimension for another few years.

Last of the cinematically released Hellraiser films, Bloodline is a blatant warning about studio interference.

Killet yeti movie. I mean if that doesn't sell it, what will?

What happens when you combine two low rent franchises which have been on life support in straight-to-video hell for years? This!

Sixth film in the series (yes!) tries to be a little more serious and scary than the others, to middling results.

Never understand why horror series call one of their sequels 'The Final Chapter' because we all know it won't be.

A terrible sequel which is so terrible that it becomes superb. Christopher Lee said it was the worst film he ever starred in.