Here's a guide to every Michael Caine Horror Movie, ranked worst to best. The iconic Michael Caine made his uncredited debut with 1946's Morning Departure, a World War 2 submarine drama. In the years that followed, Caine rose up the ranks through small roles in British movies and TV shows, such as Dixon of Dock Green. 1964 war epic Zulu was the film that put Caine on audiences' radar, and he's rarely been out of work since.

Some of his most acclaimed performances come with movies like Educating Rita, The Cider House Rules and 1971's Get Carter. By Caine's own admission, he was never shy about taking a good paycheck to appear in terrible films, with some of the biggest offenders being Beyond the Poseidon Adventure or On Deadly Ground. The latter movie and Bullet To Beijing even made Caine mull retirement, but a supporting role in the 1996 Jack Nicholson thriller Blood And Wine made him reconsider.