Onslaught

Drew starkey in those slutty bleached eyebrows, that's it, that's the review

Gwenny

Exploitation action-horror movie about how the U.S. government is occupied by Nazis and killing their own citizens/exploiting its veterans. I had fun even if it’s countdown-clock energy kind’ve sets you up for a barn burner finale that never comes!

Brett Arnold

Where's the rest of the movie? While The Guest builds toward an incredible third act, Onslaught introduces a dozen threads that never go anywhere, culminating in a bizarrely flaccid climax. Needs more Dan Stevens being a weird little freak, but at least we get Drew…

Louis Peitzman

It’s only fitting that Adam Wingard would rise from the ashes of diluted I.P. purgatory with Onslaught exactly one decade (right down to the month) after the release of Blair Witch. An instantly forgotten revival of a legendary horror franchise from a recently christened…

Julian (Seeking Film)

What does a 80s style action film feel like from distributor a24? Alex wingard’s Onslaught feels like the answer . From its bold opening credits and Dan Steven’s first move you can get the idea of the tone they are going for. They’re attempting to be wild, highly stylized,…

Daniel Film Therapy

While The Guest was a response to the War on Terror and expressed a relatively subdued, post-Bush malaise in its genre duds, Onslaught is a coarser, angrier, more absurd B-side reflective of a coarser, angrier, increasingly absurd time in American life. Review at Slant

Rocco T. Thompson

Tom Cotton is a big fan of Crybaby, Cockroach, and The Butcher. Full review over at Commentary Track.

Matt Goldberg

Adam Wingard delivers a gritty and intense thrill ride from beginning to end with this film! Not only does it succeed at being an action film, but seamlessly transitions into a full blown horror film halfway through! Not a perfect film by any means, but does capture…

alejandroxpadi

"With Onslaught, filmmaker Adam Windgard puts the monkey back in the box and reconnects with his gnarly genre roots. Mr. Kongzilla returns to his You’re Next and The Guest glory with what he calls a spiritual sequel: violent, conspiratorial, and indie-gritty. Onslaught is a…

Matt Donato