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201993 minHorror, Thriller, Science Fiction

Assimilate

Is Assimilate a Hit or Flop?

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Is Assimilate worth watching? With a rating of 6.3/10, this Horror, Thriller, Science Fiction film is a mixed-bag for fans of the genre. Read on for our detailed analysis and user reviews.

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Assimilate Synopsis

Three friends making a web series about their town discover that their neighbors are being killed and replaced by creatures who are perfect copies of their victims.

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Top Cast

Andi Matichak
Andi MatichakKayla Shepard
Cam Gigandet
Cam GigandetJosh Haywood
Calum Worthy
Calum WorthyRandy Foster
Jessica Medina
Jessica MedinaReplicate
Joel Courtney
Joel CourtneyZach Henderson
Katherine McNamara
Katherine McNamaraHannah
Mason McNulty
Mason McNultyJoey Shepard
John Murlowski
John MurlowskiMr. Fritts
Terry Dale Parks
Terry Dale ParksPastor Greg
Vito Viscuso
Vito ViscusoLarry Shepard

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Is Assimilate worth watching?

Assimilate has received mixed reviews with a 6.3/10 rating. It might be worth watching if you're a fan of Horror, Thriller, Science Fiction movies.

Is Assimilate hit or flop?

Assimilate has received average ratings (6.3/10), performing moderately with audiences.

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Assimilate is a Horror, Thriller, Science Fiction movie that Three friends making a web series about their town discover that their neighbors are being killed and replaced by creatures who are perfect copies of ...

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Critic Reviews

CinemaSerfApr 16, 2022
★ 4

"Zach" (Joel Courtney) and his pal "Randy" (Calum Worthy) are the town geeks, a pair of well meaning young lads who along with their pal "Kayla" (Andi Matichak) decide to make a series of video diaries about their town. Gradually, though, they discover that the townsfolk around them are changing. They hear screams, their normally sleepy town is distinctly out of sorts and it seem the local minister may be the fulcrum of this mystery. Despite the reservations of deputy "Haywood" (Cam Gigandet) they investigate, and are soon knee deep in... The two lads are adequate here, the story is thin - a sort of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" only they couldn't quite afford an invasion, so this is more of an encroachment. The rest of the zombie-style acting is not, though, restricted to those possessed. The whole thing is cheap, not very cheerful and the writing is just banal. For some reason those possessed have to get naked - not sure it adds anything, but it's probably the only talking point in this otherwise little better than schedule filler.