Popcorn Pictures

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.

Third outing in the Blind Dead series, this one takes a bit of a dive in quality but is still a great watch.

Solid 90s attempt to create a new horror icon never really manages to live up to its premise.

Laughable effects dominate this low point in the Japanese kaiju cycle.

Peter Cushing. Christopher Lee. A brain-sucking Yeti. And stuck on board the Trans-Siberian Express no less!

Conveyor belt creature feature from Sy Fy features living dinosaur skeletons this time around.

Quick cash-in on the success of the fourth part is symptomatic of everything the series would begin to do wrong going forward.

Michael Myers returns after being awol from the second sequel in this solid follow-up.

Weak sci-fi horror which is competently made but ultimately you've seen it all before.

The worst sequel in the franchise is a mess of crass self-awareness, dated pop culture swagger and some ideas which never should have been given the greenlight.

Third sequel of the franchise is where things started to get silly.

Basically a lower budgeted remake rather than a sequel which downgrades everything from the casting to the special effects.

Exploitation version of Hitchcock's The Birds is every bit as trashy and low rent as you'd expect it to be.