But The Night Comes For Us never feels unbalanced, more like a vibrant exploration of two genres that share so much but have rarely been combined in the way that Tjahjanto makes seem so natural.

Action fans could hardly wish for anything more than what’s served up in “The Night Comes for Us,” a Jakarta-set Triad crime epic boasting some of the most inventive, gory, and dazzlingly ...

I can’t emphasize this enough: At least 85% of The Night Comes For Us is just people punching, stabbing, shooting, maiming, and otherwise killing each other.Tjahjanto, cinematographer Gunnar ...

Night Comes for Us, the latest bloody action drama from director Timo Tjahjanto is very much in the spirit of previous crowd-pleasing acts of brutality like The Raid.With that film’s director ...

“The Night Comes for Us” turns the gore setting up to 10 in a martial-arts showcase, with more corn-syrup blood than a Midwest corn-maze on Oct. 26 (not everyone can go out on a Wednesday). And along ...

The Night Comes For Us is two hours long, and in lesser hands, the frequency and intensity of the action might become boring. But Tjahjanto understands exactly how to pace the movie.

Foreign films, specifically in the action genre, have always had a hit-or-miss reputation with American audiences, but “The Night Comes For Us” really challenges exoectations. Although the Netflix ...

The Night Comes for Us is almost arch horror when it isn't hewing to the narrow principles of the martial arts movie. And there is so much blood. Full Review | Oct 31, 2018.

The real question now is whether this praise is true, and whether this Mortal Kombat sequel actually pulls off what Avengers: Endgame did for Marvel. But, honestly, it probably doesn’t have to ...

The director of The Night Comes for Us says Mortal Kombat II made him cry — and not because it was bad. The Night Comes for Us Director Cried Watching Mortal Kombat 2 Written by Jarrod Saunders for Fo ...

If you've seen the director's other work, his use of blood, gore, and humor will probably come as no surprise, and this film is a natural evolution for the man who brought us Safe Haven and 2016's ...