Hammer swap out Frankenstein and Dracula for a mythical monster in this routine British horror.

Second of the big screen adaptations of the long-running BBC TV serial is the better of the two.

The British version of Godzilla is as relaxed and inoffensive as you'd expect from the early 60s.

One of the greatest horror films to ever come out of Great Britain and only human monsters on show.

Hammer's classic tale of good versus evil is one of their strongest, most unsettling films.

Killer plants isn't an easy sell in this butchered adaptation of John Wyndham's classic novel.

Hammer's most bonkers film is a cult classic of nonsensical ideas and utter ridiculousness.

Excellent follow-up to Hammer's 1958 classic sees Van Helsing become the main character.

An average Hammer horror is still better than most and that's the case with 1966's The Reptile.