Popcorn Pictures

Solid mid-60s effort from Hammer is one of their best standalone horror films.

Can an alien invasion be stopped by the legendary pairing of Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee?

The last of Hammer's initial "big three" horrors isn't as strong as the other two but is still a damned fine example of British horror.

The Expendables of horror, this well-intentioned horror film unites four legendary horror stars on-screen together for the first time.

Feeble fantasy from Amicus with flying carpets, evil genies and a load of British actors pretending to be Arabian.

Boris Karloff. Christopher Lee. A witch looking for revenge on the descendant of the man who killed her. What could go wrong?

Hammer's final theatrical horror film in it's original production run is its most shocking and depraved outing yet!

Cushing. Lee. Price. All together in the same film for the first time? You can't go wrong, can you?

Flawed if not entirely watchable mummy flick which got massively overshadowed by Brendan Fraser's big budget extravaganza.