Ashfall is not a masterpiece by any standard, but directors Lee Hae-jun and Kim Byeong-seo managed to create a decent disaster film that is up to standard in every way, from good acting and character-building to a solid storyline and suspense. Full Review

Rating: 3.5/5 -- Against the odds, Ashfall works at a dramatic level, largely thanks to the hard work of its cast and a real sense of commitment to the story that holds no matter how silly things get. Full Review

Ashfall isn't trying to do anything more than entertain viewers. Full Review

Rating: 3/5 -- Ashfall does not keep viewers guessing and delivers a message that love can indeed save the day. Full Review

Rating: 2.5/5 -- When the ash settles, what remains on screen is the molten wreckage of a high concept crowd-pleaser that, in its efforts to be everything for everyone, ends up delivering precious little to anyone at all. Full Review

Ashfall might be a trope-ridden blockbuster, but it's one with geopolitical significance. Full Review

Atrocious editing and an overly long running time turn Ashfall into a disaster of a disaster movie. Full Review