War of the Worlds: Extinction

An invasion of Earth begins when a rebellious general from the planet Emios launches an attack. As conventional military forces struggle against advanced extraterrestrial technology, a group of archaeologists becomes the primary hope for survival. The team must locate an ancient object capable of stopping the extinction of humanity.

Directed by Christopher Ray, this action and science fiction film from the United States was produced by The Asylum. It is the tenth film in Ray's directorial timeline, following Attack of the Meth Gator and preceding Night of the Living Dead. The movie features a cast that includes William Baldwin as General Skuller, Michael Paré as General Alfaro, and Kate Hodge as Sybil, with a screenplay written by Marc Gottlieb and production managed by David Michael Latt.

The film has a runtime of 84 minutes. It has received a low audience reception, with a rating of 3.4/10 on TMDB based on 12 votes.