Jacob Poller of The AV Club wrote a review of this that hit the nail on the head so I'll just summarise a few of his thoughts:
● DoaU does its best work as a gory creature-feature with a few strong set pieces. When it tries to invoke the father/daughter relationship drama, it falls flat.
● Will Poulter steals the show with a number of great lines and his fabled facial expressions.
● Rudd is unfortunately miscast. He is simply…
Someone buy the man a new jacket!
Not the worst piece of slow cinema I've ever seen but it was still... so... slow.
Special shout-outs to the girl next to me who kept checking her phone every few minutes and the lady down the front who coughed loudly over and over again and then began walking around for some reason. Really helps set the mood during these contemplative dramas.
Worth it all for the guy getting laughed out of the director's Q&A
