Assassin 33 A.D.

A heady mixture of the xenophobic, the unwittingly sacrilegious, but most of all the exhilaratingly stupid.

While Assassin 33: A.D. doesn't work as cinema or storytelling, it's got all the unintentional laughs you could possibly want.

'Assassin 33 A.D.' plays like a project film majors at Oral Roberts University would produce as their senior final exam.

Maximalist amateur filmmaking that starts with a bullet in the brain of Christ - and only gets crazier.

Religion and time-travel converge in intense thriller.

One of the most perplexingly unique films to come along in quite some time.

A mash-up of science fiction with a faith based film - never gonna happen. But with this movie it did, and for some unqualifiable reason it works.

The collision of Holy Land antiquity with sci-fi trappings and modern technology kept me interested. As a result, the film stands out...

A racist, hate-filled work. The people who made Assassin 33 A.D. need to spend less time thumping their Bible and more time actually studying it.

Despite feeling noticeably contrived, the premise should appeal to a niche Christian SciFi loving audience who can expect fun action and an entertaining fast-paced story.