Michael Biehn

Yeah.

And then that builds to that 40 minutes of, of amazing, um, you know, M- Michael Biehn monologue of, of what this, you know, creature is and how he's never gonna stop.

And then thinking about, like, talking to you and, uh, like, her agency is just that she stops him from killing himself by cop.

[laughs] Yeah.

It's a new release, September 4th, 2026.

Directed by Adam Wingard, uh, written by Simon Barrett, starring Adria Arjona, Dan Stevens, Eric Wareheim, Reginald VelJohnson, Michael Biehn, Alex Pereira, Blake Kennedy, Drew Starkey, and Rebecca Hall.

It is currently in theaters, though showings are dwindling.

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He doesn't follow the rules.

Then Dan Stevens meets Baylor.

This is a government guy played by Michael Biehn, who I haven't seen on screen in quite some time.

I was just gonna say, I've, I've- Yeah ... not seen Michael Biehn in a while.

Uh-huh

... with Michael Biehn and, and, and Matt Craven.

I believe that movie has a subtitle called The Widowmaker Is that right?

No, that's, that's the submarine.

I have 2024 and 2025 ranked lists, I believe.

I didn't start doing the show until... mid last year so that's basically up to that point and a little bit prior just on my personal level but that's there you can also follow me on tiktok at boxed up underscore i'm planning on doing more social media content that page is pretty much not populated as of right now and not active but that's where i will start doing that stuff in the near future all right after the quick little intro let's get talking about onslaught onslaught directed by Adam Wingard starring Adria Arjona, Dan Stevens, Eric Wareheim, Reginald Bell Johnson, Michael Bean, Blake Kennedy, Alex Paria, Drew Starkey, Rebecca Hall, Jacob Scipio, among others.

When a rogue squad of genetically engineered super soldiers break loose in a desert, a badass army sniper must unleash hell to protect her young daughter.

Now, I would say that that's relatively apt.

these super soldiers and they break out and basically kill everybody in the facility, which is entertaining and really showcases what they can do.

And some of the combat, I feel like peaked in that set piece.

Unfortunately, the finale in the trailer part, because it feels more evenly matched because they're facing Michael beans, like test soldiers or whatever.

So things feel a little bit more on the level in terms of like a versus and scenario when you get to the final battle you kind of have you know AJ Arjona and her neighbors and like don't get me wrong I love Reginald Val Johnson but he's not holding off like a group of super soldiers you know what I mean and I think it it becomes significantly less believable like as the movie goes on there's also a like a pretty upsetting scene where they, the trio soldiers go to a convenience store and basically just murder everybody that's inside.