If the dialogue of "Raid" can be added together for ten minutes, it would be very generous.
"Assault" is an action film that requires no dialogue, no plot, no characters, only good and evil, and only fists to the flesh.
For many people, "Assault" is a gluttonous feast of violence, no brains, only eyes.
The most commendable aspect of "Assault" in terms of action plot processing is the close combat skills. The use of various weapons in close combat and the scenes of hand-to-hand combat support the entire film.
The selling point of "Assault" is 100 minutes of non-stop play, and it will hit the end. As for the storyline, it can be summarized in one sentence.
"Assault" is a horror film wrapped in an action film skin. Those heavy-tasting shots will definitely make Quentin's fans excited.
"Assault" is unique in that it is a real fighting scene, with close headshots, machete broken arms, superb use of firearms and daggers, bloody but not greasy.
