Popcorn Pictures

Robert Englund swaps his Freddy fedora for the Phantom's fedora in this gory 80s update of the classic Gaston Leroux tale.

One of the earliest post-Scream slashers to come out in the late 90s, Urban Legend is solid if not memorable.

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

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

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

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.

Zombies and strippers. Surely a winning formula for any self-respecting male horror fan?

Underappreciated and underrated sequel to an all-time great which gets unfairly maligned.