Alien Raiders: Derek Basco, Rockmond Dunbar, Carlos Bernard, Bonita Friedericy, Mathew St. Patrick, Jeff Licon, Courtney Ford, Bryan Krasnerand, Samantha Streets, Walt Lloyd, Kays Alatrakchi, Ben Rock, Augie Hess: Movies & TV

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Alien Raiders: Derek Basco, Rockmond Dunbar, Carlos Bernard, Bonita Friedericy, Mathew St. Patrick, Jeff Licon, Courtney Ford, Bryan Krasnerand, Samantha Streets, Walt Lloyd, Kays Alatrakchi, Ben Rock, Augie Hess: Movies & TV

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Product Description
Fresh veggies on aisle 1. Fresh kills throughout the store. Something terrible is happening at Hastings Market. Something bloody. Something deadly. Something inhuman. And caught up in the grisly horror inside the market are shoppers turned hostages, unearthly alien terrors…and a dedicated commando band of raiders on a search-and-destroy mission to stop the intruders dead cold no matter where they hide. From Raw Feed, creators of the Rest Stop and Otis shockers, comes the sci-fi/horror tale Alien Raiders, a nerve-shredding battle for human survival against aliens that invade our world by invading our bodies. Be alert. Beware. Be afraid. The creatures next host could be your neighbor. Your kid brother. No its you!

Terrible Title, Great Movie,

By Enigma1066 (Los Angeles, CA) - See all my reviews

Moderately scaled indie film, but really quite excellent. Just pretend the title doesn’t exist. Tape over it with your own, more clever title. But it’s a very tight script; the “robbers” from the beginning have a sordid history that unviels throughout the film, but you’re only told what you need to know to enjoy the movie and wonder about these people. The action is tastefully full of gore, but rarely does the movie hold too long on the squishiness. And there’s no UFO, ignore the cover, but there are aliens.

Anyway, it’s a solid 85 minute romp, and I’m really glad I saw it. It plays on some cliches, flips over others. Tis a good time.

-Enigma1066

First “Must See” flick of 09.,

By Peter Venkman: Ph.D. “I ate your mom’s brains.” (Hell) - See all my reviews

Caught an early screening of this flick last month, and in my opinion, this is the first “Must See” flick of 2009.

It’s been unfairly labeled as a “B” movie, simply because it IS and independent feature. I guarantee you that this is an A+ effort all around, the atmosphere, script, story, acting, score, visual FX, and direction are all top notch here.

It has the same gritty claustrophobic feel as 08’s “Splinter”

Dont let this indie gem slip by, i’d recommend going out of your way to see this one.

8.5/10

Surprisingly good,

By N. Durham “Big Evil” (Philadelphia, PA) - See all my reviews

Pay no attention to the ridiculous title, this flick from Raw Feed is a pleasant surprise indeed for fans of the sci-fi/horror genre. Alien Raiders starts off with a group of heavily armed people invading a local grocery store and taking hostages. Soon enough, it becomes clear that this group isn’t there to rob the place, but find the hosts of some evil aliens. While Alien Raiders sounds like a run-of-the-mill, straight to DVD, D-movie flick that is probably best suited for rotation on the Sci-Fi Channel, it’s actually better than you’d expect. Everything from the acting, to the makeup effects, to the action sequences are so well done that you’ll be surprised how much better Alien Raiders is than a majority of the sci-fi flicks that see theatrical releases. While it is a little too darkly shot (especially towards the end), Alien Raiders is a surprisingly good sci-fi/horror flick that delivers the goods. All in all, if this genre is your thing, you should definitely give Alien Raiders a try at the very least.Search Amazon.com: Alien Raiders: Derek Basco, Rockmond Dunbar, Carlos Bernard, Bonita Friedericy, Mathew St. Patrick, Jeff Licon, Courtney Ford, Bryan Krasnerand, Samantha Streets, Walt Lloyd, Kays Alatrakchi, Ben Rock, Augie Hess: Movies & TV from AmAzon

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