Second of the Harryhausen Sinbad trilogy does exactly what you think a stop motion effects fantasy film should do.

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

One of the earliest "atomic monster" movies from the 50s and still one of the best.

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

One of the first Jaws imitators to spring out of the blocks in the 70s, it's also one of the best.

The best or the worst of the franchise will depend on your tolerance of utter nonsense.

Italian exploitation cannibal flick with some big names getting down and dirty in the jungle.

Ultra trashy exploitative horror from notorious Italian hack director Bruno Mattei.

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

You have the right to watch one of the 80s best cult horror films.

If you don't know what to expect in the eighth film of a horror franchise, then why are you even here?

The black and white inspiration for Ridley Scott's Alien.