Popcorn Pictures

One of European horror's finest outings with the undead Templar Knights looking for blood.

Medicore cliched-ridden monster movie with the guy from pop group Bros.

One of the undisputed titans of the horror genre, this is a landmark offering which holds up well today.

So-so mid 90s slasher would have found a better audience in the mid 80s.

Enjoyable episode of the horror TV show delivers everything it needs in a steady hour.

Dreadful kaiju film which somehow isn't even the worst of the Gamera series.

Terrible killer shark film from Sy Fy. Well at least the sharks aren't makos or great whites for a change.

One of the 80s most infamous slashers with an unforgettable shocker of an ending.

The most blatant Jaws knock-off ever made - the film Universal tried to ban back in the day - is so bad, it's good.

Sharks that can swim through sand? It's only a matter of time before sharks with frickin' laser beams ontheir frickin' heads appear.

One of the memorable slashers of the golden year of 1981, The Prowler isn't as good as you'd hope it to be despite Tom Savini's gruesome effects.

Feeble dinosaur and time travel nonsense from The Asylum.

Second sequel to the all-time cult horror classic sees diminishing returns and a failure to do anything new.

Another formulaic Sy Fy Original with a mythological monster terrorising the usual array of stereotypes.

Landmark science fiction still holds up well today.