"The Invaders" is an American silent film from 1912 and as this one is already way over 100 years old, it is of course also a black-and-white movie. The lead actor and director is Francis Foord and writer probably as well. This is a fairly early historical film from the United States dealing with the conflict between Indians and the U.S. Army. So everybody, who has an interest in this specific topic can check out this 40-minute film we have here. Sadly, I myself don't, which is why I did not end up enjoying this one. But like I said this is really just my personal bias and the subject just isn't for me I guess. Costumes are solid for its time as is the cinematography. But I prefer black-and-white silent films that maybe leave a bit of an emotional impact, like some of the films by D.W. Griffith. This one here feels like a documentary almost. I give it a thumbs-down.
Review of The Invaders
