"They batter down the door of a dwelling and enter, driving the inmates out before them. One is seen to raise a child by the feet, and throwing her over his shoulder, runs off with her. Another drags a woman out by the hair, while a third, with the assistance of several others places a man on a block, and decapitates him. A perfect realistic picture."

This is how Lubin's catalog from 1907 describes their take on the Boxer rebellion films that attack Christian missionaries.

Source: Lubin's films catalog 1907