Popcorn Pictures

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

Dismal creature feature from Sweden which features genetically enhanced scorpions escaping on board a sub.

Talky and overly dull British horror with the novelty factor of seeing a pair of well-known actresses ham it up in a horror.

Star Wars meets Rocky with a bit of WWE thrown in for good measure in this light-hearted 80s sci-fi action.

Pre-dating the gonzo named 'Sharknado' bandwagon by a year, Arachnoquake is slightly better than the usual middling Sy Fy efforts.

Six people renting a cabin in the woods run afoul of a legendary viking warrior. Or is it a killer bear? No one cares in dismal slasher.

Solid sequel features an unrelated Invisible Man trying to clear his name for a crime he didn't commit.

Another prequel/reboot of the franchise sees a teenage Leatherface escape from a mental hospital. Yawn.

Absolute bonkers mess of 80s cheese with zombies, crazy Chinese magicians and a bit of torture.

An art project comes to life and starts killing off the students who created it in this terrible low budget offering.

Middling attempt to create a rival to Godzilla, which was successful enough to spawn a whole franchise. This is not great however!

Genetically modified sharks escape into lagoon with expected consequences in this dreadful sharksploitation flick.

Godzilla battles the giant crustacean Ebirah and a terrorist organisation called the Red Bamboo in one of the series' weakest films.

Killer rats invade a dilapidated institution run by Ron Perlman in hokey low budget nonsense.

Dull schlock about the world's most famous cryptid - no wonder the creature has remained elusive!