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Assault shows all the slick professionalism - and stylistic blandness - that might be expected of, say, a crime thriller on ITV.

There’s is some intriguing material about the history of science here.

This may be science fiction but it’s built upon a far older, folkloric form of cautionary tale.

Smith's screenplay is solidly constructed to deliver well-above-average scares.

One of the better examples of a style of horror that was soon thereafter to disappear forever.

To assume it's just another routine serial killer yarn is to miss the emotional subtlety and sharp analysis of contemporary Japanese mores that underlie the greater horror.

It is to Salva's great credit that he retains credulity in the face of impossible fear.

The story has built-in limitations.

This rarely seen Argento gem has it all. We're on ground he's covered before, but it's constantly shifting beneath us.