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Tubi has been stepping up their game with horror originals in recent years, with films including Slay, Killer Body Count and Lowlifes all being worth your time. And the free streaming service is kicking off the new year with another fresh Tubi original horror movie that’s worth a watch, with the home invasion horror-comedy Don’t Mess With Grandma now streaming.

Don’t Mess With Grandma premiered at Fright Fest last year, and Bloody Disgusting’s own Trace Thurman called it “another solid product from the consistently surprising Tubi.”

Trace’s review continued, “Leaning into heartfelt sincerity, hilariously awkward confrontations and plenty of violence, [it’s] an enjoyable crowd-pleaser that’s sure to earn plenty of laughs.”

From director Jason Krawczyk (He Never Died), Don’t Mess With Grandma slashes into home invasion tropes with a subversive sense of humor, with the cast including Michael Jai White, Jackie Richardson, Billy Zane, Miles Faber, and Ess Hödlmoser.

Ten years ago, writer/director Jason Krawczyk brought the world the horror comedy He Never Died, which introduced viewers to a badass immortal character named Jack (played by Henry Rollins), who had been around for thousands of years. The follow-ups planned for that film haven’t made it into production, but now, Krawczyk is back with the action comedy Don’t Mess with Grandma (which was filmed under the title Sunset Superman), starring Michael Jai White. I had the chance to watch the movie several months ago and had a lot of fun with it (you can read my 8/10 review at This Link), and a larger audience will have the opportunity to enjoy it when it reaches the free streaming service Tubi on January 24th!

Don’t Mess with Grandma shows us what happens when a drunk Army ranger must fight off the vicious robbers who plan to loot the cabin belonging to his sweet,...

It sounds like Tubi has their hands on an action-comedy gem, as Black Dynamite and Blood and Bone star Michael Jai White returns to the genre in Dont Mess With Grandma. The movie has now debuted at Fantastic Fest and the first reviews hail Dont Mess With Grandma (which was formerly titled Sunset Superman) as the perfect twist on the home invasion movie, with White proving once again that he is the unsung hero of action movies.

We begin with Cody Hamman of JoBlo, who awarded the action comedy a stellar score of 8/10, calling Dont Mess With Grandma one of Whites best.

Krawczyk may not be fond of the title Dont Mess with Grandma, but if all goes well, this is a title well be hearing action and comedy fans mention frequently in the future, because the movie is a blast to watch and deserves to be referenced and recommended.

The dance flick Sur le rythme, the soon-to-be brother in arms of the Canadian dance flick How She Move, will come out on August 12 in Quebec's theatres. Moreover, a full-length trailer has been released.

Delphine Lamarre (Mylène St-Sauveur) is twenty years old. She has to make a choice between living her dream as a profesional dancer or taking the path imposed by her parents, which means studying medecine. However, her encounter with Marc Painchaud (Nico Archambault) will give her hope. In fact, she'll take part in more and more auditions and she'll stand up before her parents.

Nico Archambault, the season 1 winner of So You Think You Can Dance Canada, will take part in the choreography of the dance scene.

This film was penned by Caroline Héroux (À vos marques, party!) and was entirely produced with private funds.

Moreover, Sur le rythme also stars Marina Orsini, Paul Doucet, France Castel,...

After How She Move, here comes another Canadian dance flick: Charles-Olivier Michaud's Sur le rythme. So far, only the teaser is available online.

Delphine Lamarre (Mylène St-Sauveur) is twenty years old. She has to make a choice between living her dream as a profesional dancer or taking the path imposed by her parents, which means studying medecine. However, her encounter with Marc Painchaud (Nico Archambault) will give her hope. In fact, she'll take part in more and more auditions and she'll stand up before her parents.

This film was penned by Caroline Héroux (À vos marques, party!) and was entirely produced with private funds.

Moreover, Sur le rythme also stars Marina Orsini, Paul Doucet, France Castel, Miles Faber and Lina Roessler.

Now that the production is over for Charles-Olivier Michaud's Sur le rythme, the film's first stills have been released on its Facebook page. Moreover, this Canadian dance flick will hit Quebec's theatres on April 17, 2010.

Delphine Lamarre (Mylène St-Sauveur) is twenty years old. She has to make a choice between living her dream as a profesional dancer or taking the path imposed by her parents, which means studying medecine. However, her encounter with Marc Painchaud (Nico Archambault) will give her hope. In fact, she'll take part in more and more auditions and she'll stand up before her parents.

This film was penned by Caroline Héroux (À vos marques, party!) and was entirely produced with private funds.

Moreover, Sur le rythme also stars Marina Orsini, France Castel, Miles Faber and Lina Roessler.