George Romero's classic horror satire gets a rather more serious modern day makeover, resulting in a genuinely frightening addition to the zombie genre. The plot remains fairly true to the original, portraying a world where all the seats around Satan's dinner table have been filled, forcing the recently departed to walk the earth instead. Only this time they don't walk, see. They run. And it is this subtle change that moves this film from gory satire to an edge-of-the-futon suspense horror, as a find out more...

An assortment of total strangers are given free tickets for a movie by a creepy disfigured man. The film turns out to be a brutal horror film, but fiction and reality soon become one as the audience realise they're locked in and some of them begin mutating into hideous demons. Made in English. find out more...

The story of "Demon" continues as a birthday party in a high-security apartment building (with bullet-proof windows) is interrupted when the birthday girl is transformed by a horror movie on TV into a demon. All hell breaks loose as the residents, unable to escape the building, are forced to battle their demonic zombie former neighbours. Very gorey with buckets of green demon-goo. find out more...

The most perverse Frankenstein flick ever. While the Baron's sister/wife gives the village stud a good going over in her boudoir, the man himself is carving up the locals to create two perfect zombies to spawn a master race. Incest, necrophilia and yards of technicolour entrails. Stomach-churning! find out more...

Guillermo Del Toro's blockbusting tale of a young girl struggling to make sense of the violent world around her was a big 2006 arthouse hit. Continuing his exploration of the impact of the Spanish Civil War on his generation (it was also the backdrop for his excellent ghost story, The Devil's Backbone) Del Toro's fantasy mixes strong horror with fairytale-style aesthetics to great effect, making Ofelia's escape into an imaginary realm a poignant response to the cruel realities of her existence. find out more...

An experimental bio-weapon is released turning thousands of people into zombies and, as the multiplying horde of frenzied crazies approach, a dangerous outlaw named Wray, a sexy stripper named Cherry, an unscrupulous smuggler named Abby and the curiously incapacitated Dr Dakota Block, amongst others, must try to escape to a place untouched by the nightmare. The B-movie reinvented, "Planet Terror" is a considerably more successful attempt at homage to the American drive-in Grindhouse cinema than find out more...

A movie of two halves involving two incompetent brothers; the first, a comedy crime caper, has, in a primitive sort of way, very funny moments. In the second the duo, plus kidnapped foul-mouthed wench Tracey, hole up in a remote rural cottage, which, unfortunately, is inhabited by a family of cannibalistic, homicidal, in-bred farmers, and that's when the blood really starts to flow. 'The Cottage' is no masterpiece, but it's still good, gory fun. find out more...

In 1984 the law officially recognised 40-odd titles as so-called "Video-nasties" but by the year 2000, as audiences become more and more de-sensitised to bloody carnage and brutal violence, most have been released and often in uncut form as with this gruesome gem from one of the masters of down-and-dirty horror, Lucio Fulci. It certainly is gory and horror fans will relish the opportunity to watch this now legal classic complete with the infamous eye vs wooden splinter scene! find out more...

An ambulance, a police and a TV crew arrive in a Spanish apartment block on a call out. On trying to leave, with a police officer badly bitten by an aggressive old lady, they find themselves and the inhabitants barricaded in by the authorities and the victims of a Bio-Nuclear-Chemical alert... find out more...