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A ragtag collection of National Guardsmen on a training mission, the would-be heroes and heroines fall into the usual rank and file assortment for a picture of this type: the crazy dude, the hard-ass drill sergeant, the touchy-feely soldier, the caring and nurturing chicks, and so on.

Axes meet eye sockets, flesh burns with crisp efficiency, chests are blown away by buckshot, heads fly through the air leaving gurgling torsos, birds are bitten in half, and grotesque invalids are torn apart by yet another symbol of all-American-ness: the family dog.

An exotic Asian girl and a long-haired blonde that whimpers and screams convincingly, please.

The trilogy has a lengthy sequence near the finale where the hero is captured and gang-raped by some.

" Laura Ortiz was ultimately cast, making her film debut.

Doug and Bobby return to discover the carnage while Lynn and Ethel die shortly afterwards.

[3] Often several normally unapproachable subjects were used in the same episode.

First, a mutant climbs from his nest or hole in the ground to brave the dangers of the outside world and find a suitable female.

Both of these mythical, Filipino spirits manipulate the vulnerable, disguise themselves as human, and cause an assortment of physical ailments like depression.

We already know these characters because they're mostly stereotypes, and that is why they are so likable.

She hides behind her hair, eats lunch alone at school, and uses her phone to spy on the girls she wishes she could be.