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Indie Satanic thriller Baphomet has a few creepy moments but mostly misses the mark.

A few fun ideas sprout from the kaiju comedy Monster Seafood Wars, but it's let down by arduously extended, unfunny dialog scenes.

A space alien disembowels people throughout Nightbeast, which is the closest this one comes to a storyline.

An oddity in the kaiju genre, War of the God Monsters isn't much for action given it's all stock footage, but there is a satisfying family drama inside.

While heartfelt in an attempt to approach opiod abuse, Crisis sidetracks into needless sub-plots and numerous cliches.

The latest Puppet Master movie, Blade: The Iron Cross, is only for the Full Moon faithful, a cheap b-movie made with no budget and little talent.

Chuck Connors steals the show as a telekinetic killer, and it's a shame Tourist Trap never scored a sequel to join slasher movie legends.

A raw, nasty thriller from Russia, Sleepless Beauty explores the devastating effects of sleep deprivation with vivid terror.

Using a killer robot movie's framework, Automation uses that to explore real world fears over lost jobs and a changing workplace.

A look at pro wrestling through the eyes of star Vampiro, Nail in the Coffin tears down an industry by focusing on a man who can't leave it.

Kevin James takes on a brutal villain's role in Becky, a film willing to ask what happens when society forces kids to grow up too fast.

Honest and only slightly exaggerated, Brutal Massacre successfully spoofs low budget filmmaking, and it's enough to root for the fictional crew.