Atlantic, Pacific, what’s the difference?

“No Grey – Only Black and White”. How subtle.

It’s the start of something new… or something derivative and without shame, apparently.

“AVH” borrows many elements from Fox’s movie: the suburban setting, the conflict between a brutal space Hunter and a vicious Alien, humans caught in the middle. The plagiarism is thoroughly apparent, right down to the mockbuster’s title.

Replace the plane with a train – it’ll be a whole new movie.

I probably wouldn’t buy this – not even for a dollar.

Robots in disguise… or robots rampaging Earth and enslaving humanity. Despite the distinction in premise, “Transmorphers” is a clear-as-day attempt to piggyback on the success of director Michael Bay’s adaptation of “Transformers”.

Released as a cheap copycat of “Paranormal Activity”, this 2009 film by The Asylum uses the former’s documentary-style filmmaking and low-budget setup to tell the story of a woman being sexually assaulted and killed by supernatural forces.

This mockbuster exists to take advantage of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s first film; Metal Man is even designed similarly to Iron Man, to hammer the point home.

This one’s the cream of the crop, so to speak. With the success of Marvel Studios’ films, cash-grabbing knock-offs were to be expected – hence the existence of this mockbuster.