Aliens vs. Titanic (2017) is a wild fusion of sci-fi horror and disaster chaos, embracing its B-movie roots with over-the-top action and campy spectacle. Directed by Jeff Leroy, the film takes place aboard Titanic III, a futuristic luxury spaceship modeled after the infamous ocean liner. What begins as a glamorous maiden voyage quickly spirals into a nightmare when a horde of vicious extraterrestrial creatures infiltrates the ship, turning the opulent vessel into a battleground for survival.

As the alien invaders wreak havoc, a group of survivors—including crew members and unsuspecting passengers—must band together to fight back against the relentless threat. The film revels in its absurdity, delivering outrageous action sequences, intentionally exaggerated special effects, and a self-aware blend of horror and sci-fi camp. While Aliens vs. Titanic operates on a low budget, it leans into its cult appeal, offering an unapologetically fun and chaotic ride for fans of bizarre genre mashups.