Indie darlings A24 and Neon bring their unofficial rivalry to Comic-Con with back-to-back panels for ‘Hope’ and ‘Onslaught’
Page Six Hollywood Indie darlings A24 and Neon bring their unofficial rivalry to Comic-Con with back-to-back panels for ‘Hope’ and ‘Onslaught’ Published July 24, 2026, 9:45 a.m. In packed back-to-back panels Neon touted its alien survival flick, “Hope,” from Korean director Na Hong-jin, while A24 brought its Adria Arjona-led horror thriller “Onslaught.” 6 In “Onslaught,” Arjona is trying to stop an “unstoppable killing machine” that breaks free from a science lab. Courtesy Everett Collection 6 Na Hong-jin is helming “Hope” for Neon.
- ▪Page Six Hollywood Indie darlings A24 and Neon bring their unofficial rivalry to Comic-Con with back-to-back panels for ‘Hope’ and ‘Onslaught’ Published July 24, 2026, 9:45 a.m.
- ▪In packed back-to-back panels Neon touted its alien survival flick, “Hope,” from Korean director Na Hong-jin, while A24 brought its Adria Arjona-led horror thriller “Onslaught.” 6 In “Onslaught,” Arjona is trying to stop an “unstoppable kil
- ▪Courtesy Everett Collection 6 Na Hong-jin is helming “Hope” for Neon.
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Page Six Hollywood Indie darlings A24 and Neon bring their unofficial rivalry to Comic-Con with back-to-back panels for ‘Hope’ and ‘Onslaught’ Published July 24, 2026, 9:45 a.m. ET 6 Adria Arjona was on hand to promote A24’s horror-thriller “Onslaught.” Variety via Getty Images The unofficial rivalry between the two darlings of Hollywood’s prestige independent film world — A24 and Neon — descended on this year’s Comic Con convention of all places where the two mini-majors held back-to-back press conferences on Thursday and Page Six Hollywood was on hand for both.
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