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***Trailer Drop & Top 10 A-List of The Asylum B-Movies *** for ‘Mockbuster’ feature doc release – on digita l 27 July
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***Trailer Drop & Top 10 A-List of The Asylum B-Movies *** for ‘Mockbuster’ feature doc release – on digita l 27 July

***Trailer Drop & Top 10 A-List of The Asylum B-Movies *** for ‘Mockbuster’ feature doc release – on digita l 27 July

Mockbuster trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LI2XabXC2tc
Credit: Mockbuster comes to UK digital on 27 July 2026 (Miracle Media)

Enter The Asylum with the A-List of B-Movies – Top 10

  1. Sharknado: As The Asylum’s best known film, this global phenomenon took social media by storm, transforming the studio from a niche B-movie outfit into a mainstream, viral pop-culture brand. When a tornado hits LA and sharks start raining down on the city, citizens must fight tooth and tail for survival.
  1. Abraham Lincoln vs. Zombies: This genre mash-up was a huge hit for discerning fans who were sold on the idea of the greatest president in American history facing off against the undead, amidst the Civil War.
  1. Titanic II: A streaming cult favourite. Same ship, same mistakes, plus a tsunami and anything else the studio decided to throw at it.
  1. Transmorphers: One of the biggest-selling DVD releases in the studio’s history. Three hundred years after alien robots conquered Earth, humanity emerges from underground for one last battle against its mechanical overlords, sound familiar?
  1. Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus: This major monster mash-up was the viral precursor to Sharknado and does exactly what it says on the tin.
  1. Clash of the Empires: Originally called Age of the Hobbits, it sparked major controversy leading to trademark lawsuit and a federal injunction from Warner Bros. that forced an historic last-minute title change.
  1. Almighty Thor: The company ingeniously exploited a legal loophole by using public-domain Norse mythology to stay immune to Marvel’s lawyers for this all-budget-action hero movie.
  1. Snakes on a Train: Same slithery creatures, new mode of transport in this studio hit. A Mayan curse and a train to LA overrun with flesh-eating snakes, what’s not to like?
  1. Atlantic Rim: Inspired by Guillermo del Toro’s cinematic great, The Asylum’s sci-fi spin later achieved peak bad-movie status when it featured on Mystery Science Theatre 3000.
  1. The Day the Earth Stopped: Reaching peak mockbuster cheek, The Asylum released the film just days before The Day the Earth Stood Still remake starring Keanu Reeves, which prompted a cease-and-desist from Fox, but guess what? The B-movie masters found a legal loophole… and the Earth kept spinning.

Bonus Fun Fact

King of the Ants: Bringing it back to the beginning, before The Asylum became the kings of mockbusters, this landmark film – based on a book by Brit author/comedian and directed by genre giant Stuart Gordon – was The Asylum’s first in house production and took a more serious approach, following a young drifter who discovers his true calling when he is hired to murder a man he has never met, leaving a trail of bodies in his wake.

Mockbuster comes to UK digital on 27 July 2026 (Miracle Media)

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