Caesar the Conqueror

NR

Epic battles and political intrigue collide in this grand retelling of Julius Caesar’s rise to power. As Rome’s most ambitious general, Caesar leads his legions in a ruthless campaign to subdue Gaul, facing fierce resistance from tribal chieftains and betrayal from within his own ranks. Blending sweeping action with historical drama, this Italian classic captures the ambition, strategy, and charisma of one of history’s most legendary figures.

Director: Tanio Boccia

Black Fist

R

A street fighter rises from underground brawls to kingpin status, only to be pulled into a brutal war with corrupt cops and ruthless gangsters. Starring Richard Lawson, Dabney Coleman, and Philip Michael Thomas, Black Fist is a raw, action-packed blaxploitation classic filled with grit, soul, and streetwise style.

Director: Timothy Galfas

Bloodz vs. Wolvez

R

When a vicious turf war spills into the supernatural, a gang of “Bloodz” faces off against shape-shifting werewolves in a brutal fight for survival. Bloodz vs. Wolvez fuses urban grit with horror mayhem, starring Jose Rosete and April Scott in a cult-style mix of gangland drama and monster madness.

Director: Zachary Snygg

Veteranos

R

War has erupted in a Hispanic ghetto where crime runs rampant and life is cheap. Frustrated by the continuous murders of many friends, some neighborhood homeboys turn to a local veterano (Street Veteran) for help.

Director: Eduardo Quiroz, Jose Quiroz

Breakout

NR

When an innocent man is framed and imprisoned in Mexico, his desperate wife turns to an unlikely hero: a resourceful pilot with a knack for risky jobs. Together, they hatch a daring plan to break him out before it’s too late. Packed with suspense, action, and edge-of-your-seat thrills, Breakout is a classic 1970s adventure about courage, loyalty, and the fight for freedom.

Director: Karen Yang

BMX Bandits

PG

Three friends uncover a stash of stolen police walkie-talkies, only to become the target of a gang of crooks determined to get them back. To escape, the teens rely on their BMX bikes, tearing through the streets, beaches, and quarries of Sydney in a series of daring stunts and thrilling chases. Directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith, the film bursts with energy, humor, and youthful rebellion. Featuring one of Nicole Kidman’s earliest screen roles, it has become a family-friendly cult favorite of the 1980s.

Director: Brian Trenchard-Smith

Aliens vs. Avatars

NR

In Aliens vs. Avatars, Earth becomes the battleground for a showdown that’s equal parts outrageous and entertaining. A band of unsuspecting students stumbles upon an otherworldly visitor – an alien woman who takes on a human form to defend the planet from marauding creatures bent on conquest. As the group rallies around her, alliances form, romances spark, and intergalactic chaos ensues. Directed by Lewis Schoenbrun, this indie sci-fi mash-up doesn’t shy away from rubber suits, colorful effects, and campy charm, echoing the spirit of late-night cable classics. With Jason Lockhart, Dylan Vox, and Jenna Hirsch leading the cast, the film embraces its over-the-top premise to deliver a quirky, low-budget spectacle that will delight fans of cult B-movies and tongue-in-cheek adventure.

Director: Lewis Schoenbrun

Travis Porter: Red Rock

NR

When hip-hop trio Travis Porter’s tour bus breaks down in the small town of Red Rock, what begins as an inconvenience turns into a nightmare. As members of their entourage mysteriously vanish, Quez, Strap, and Ali uncover the town’s sinister secret and realize escape may be their only chance at survival.

Director: Ryan Lightbourn