Classic horror doesn't come any more lavishly colourful and delightfully devilish than the film that made a bonefide horror star out of Vincent Price.

Noughties post-Scream slasher does everything you expect it to do and nothing more.

Intelligent spin on the usual zombie formula, this one will certainly leave an impression.

Terribly edited (butchered!) 90s splatter which trades off a few central images to sell itself.

Landmark horror film which changed the next decade for the better or the worse depending on your point of view.

Final sequel to Hitchcock's classic does a solid job of closing the loop and providing a fitting send-off to cinema's most famous serial killer.

Shameless attempt to cash-in on the legacy of the original with this pathetic 'prequel/sequel' which has nothing to do with Romero.

Final instalment in Hammer's Frankenstein series is one of the best and a fitting end to the careers of many long-standing Hammer contributors.

Six people renting a cabin in the woods run afoul of a legendary viking warrior. Or is it a killer bear? Hmmm, I wonder.

Group of cops and wrong-uns meet up with a zombie-ghost chain gang in the middle of nowhere in disappointing return to directing from a cult director.

The Terminator but in robotic dog fashion.

The crossover that no one asked for. Not anyone. Ever. Yet here we are.