Elucidates why some nations might imagine invasion as a form of liberation, freeing them from the firm hand of the British colonial state.

Crossing action movies, sci-fi and comedy in a vehicle for stars from the WWF, Suburban Commando doesn’t satisfy anybody’s genre expectations.

Murder Party offers the kind of midnight-movie comedy-horror indulgence that manages to rise just barely above your average Netflix bargain-basement schlock.

Everything about Hellbenders screamed hidden gem, but its low ratings on IMDB and Rotten Tomatoes may be a little too high.

If Martians learned about Elvis through this movie, they might wonder how such a talent could be wasted so thoroughly.

A film that for all of its underfunded, overblown student-esque aesthetics, rollicks along with a joy of its own.

Slugs could have gone even further and opted to cut out awkward exposition and dialogue in favor of more people getting torn to shreds by squirming goo.

The vaults of streaming horror are being infiltrated by high-quality indies and it is cause for concern.

Serves as a reminder of how interconnected global cinema has become, disparate locations pulled ever closer together, the world growing smaller every day.

The Babysitter nearly makes up for its lack of intelligence with its action.